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In a time of great need, AAs come together

Giving this kind of call helps keep you from receiving it

It took a lot of time, patience and work before the kids allowed me back into their lives. Today, I’m a different mom. I’m a good mom.

I hit bottom during my kids’ teenage years. Going into juvenile detention centers has been a way of giving back and showing up for teenagers.

After spending a last few days with the sponsor he loved, he passes on that love to other men in AA

She used to drink at women. Now she’s trading numbers, doing service and making lifelong friends

When you show up at a district meeting looking for a job, it doesn’t take long before you get one

The sign on the door of her first meeting read “Miracle Women.” Could she ever be one of them?

Despite health issues, he is grateful for every day alive and sober

Drinking and jail went hand in hand, until he answered the question, “What is wrong with my life?”

Their group has hot coffee, donuts, comfy seats and all three shades.
But the most important thing of all is the message they carry

How a chance encounter with a stranger on a train put a newcomer on the right track to do the Steps

I was nourished by these women. What resonated loudly was hearing that “getting sober is like trying to turn the Titanic around.” The woman’s words shook me to my core.