About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research and Treatment
June 1970
By:
Eagle Valley (Colorado) Enterprise
A Matter of Capacity?
Until I knew
July 2023
| Annual Prison Issue
By:
Justin G.
| Port St. Lucie, Florida
A member shares his journey about mentioning drugs and being respectful of AA’s primary purpose
Riot at Winkley Institute
November 1969
By:
R. Z.
| San Diego, California
Our exclusive inside story of the recent student unrest and campus demonstrations at the famous institute for alcohol studies
What We Were Like
October 1997
By:
Ramona B.
| Montesano, Washington
Grays Harbor County, Washington
If You Don't Like It, You Can Love It!
November 1993
By:
Anonymous
| Manhattan, New York
From the July 1963 Grapevine
A Non-alcoholic's "Alcoholic Problem
July 1953
By:
O. J.
| Omak, Washington
They were delighted to help me before I had turned to drink. . .
Fitting In
May 2018
By:
Jim G.
| New Boston, N.H.
He played the clown and partied hard, but was never able to find his place until he got honest about his drinking
Newcomers And Social Media
October 2017
By:
Thomas P.
| Wichita Falls, Texas
At first he didn’t see what the big deal was about celebrating his sobriety on social media, until someone explain the real meaning of anonymity
The February 2014 Issue Is Here!
February 2014
This month's special section features stories about emotional sobriety
I Knew Joe
July 2003
By:
David P.
| Beverly Hills, California
Death and despair take a down-and-out rocker to the door of AA. A moment of grace brings him in
Made It Out of Hell
March 2022
| Emotional Sobriety
By:
Kathy F.
| Dardenne Prairie, Mo.
A mom, sober since 1972, recalls the fearful secretive years before AA and how much better life is now
Alcoholism At Large
November 2019
| Grapevine Classics
About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research, and Treatment
December 1982
By:
Mark Kearney
Symbol of Adulthood
The Fellowship Kept Her Coming Back
Web Exclusives
| Grapevine Online Exclusives
By:
G.N.
| Corpus Christi, Texas
Coffee shops, bowling, movie nights—“fellow-shipping” kept her going until she was ready to truly tackle “this sobriety thing”
January 10, 1957
March 1958
By:
H. W.
THE GOLDEN THREAD<lbNews, comments and letters from about AA's worldwide outposts and centers--gleaned from letters to the Grapevine and General Service Headquarters, and from the "AA Exchange Bulletin," published monthly by GSH
I Didn't Think You Could Do Him Much Good
December 1957
CHRISTMAS 1944 IN THE GRAPEVINE - The fifth in a series of highlights