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Making Scents

February 2014
By: Anonymous
A member challenges meetings to pass the smell test and make AA safe to breathe

Inside Story

July 2000
By: George W. | Norfolk, Massachusetts

The Peter Principle

April 1996
By: Anna A. | Gulf Shores, Alabama
A sober mother gets a call from the son she gave up for adoption

Yeah, But. . .

February 1990
By: Skip" B. | Minneapolis, Minnesota

Alcoholism Is a Disease

October 1970
By: E. S. | Hartsdale, New York
The essence of AA

Mysteries of the Heart

Getting sober, she began to accept the circumstances of her early childhood

Thursday, January 18

September 1997
By: Peter B. | Los Angeles, California

Sobriety Is Everything

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Adam M. | Omaha, Neb.
A former black sheep now grazes in sober fields

A Great Big God

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Angie Z. | Amarillo, TX
Grace, grown out of desperation, blooms in her life

Unacceptable

October 2022 | Relapse
By: Allen B. | Hermosa Beach, Calif.
I stood there in line growing more and more impatient. After all, I had important things to do. I didn’t have the time to stand in line waiting for their social hour to end.

Growing Up & Growing Older

August 2021 | Seniors in AA
By: Susan A. | Rocklin, Calif.
I am 70 years old now. Today I wonder whether it’s not harder to grow old than to grow up. I could not have survived without the love and support of my AA friends.

10 things I wish I’d known

March 2020 | Puzzled
By: Dan C. | New York, N.Y.
If I can quiet my mind for just long enough and just shut up for a second, something better always crystallizes. I don’t need what I thought I needed.

A day at the beach

May 2018
By: Tammie M

Priest with a secret

May 2017
By: Warren H. | Hoboken, New Jersey
After a few months sober, he knew it was time to tell the group how different he was. Would they let him stay?

Precious & fragile

November 2016

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True to Ourselves

January 2021 | Oldtimers!
By: Angela P. | Mesa, Ariz.
A surprise discovery reminds one member how important it is to share our stories. We never know who they might help

Sharing my Secret

February 2020 | Tough Times
By: Kirk S. | Dundas, Ontario
Angry and lonely, he stayed quiet about his reading skills. Then one day he was able to help others

Not too much to ask

August 2019 | African-American Alcoholics in AA
By: Thomas S. | Inglewood, California
A member reminds us that it never hurts to be kind, patient and accepting of one another

Teacher Gets Schooled

October 2014
By: Bill P. | Waukesha,, Wisconsin
The story Billy was about to share with the class would stay with his teacher for years

Greetings From Maine

August 2013
By: Diane S. and Carolyn H. | Warren, New Jersey
Two sober friends head to Maine for biking, whale-watching and whoopie pie!

Sobriety Calling

August 2013
By: Anonymous
A member shares how he feels about texting and calls during meetings

Truth and Recovery

September 2011
By: Jimmy S. | Norwich, Connecticut
He recognized that the only way to stay sober was to get honest with his family about his past actions

Story Archive: In the Middle of a Miracle

April 2011
By: Anonymous | Palm Springs, California

A Powerful Reason for Faith

June 2004
By: G.E. | Franklin, Massachusetts
In sobriety she learned to accept blindness - May 1982

Escape to Alaska

March 2003
By: Rachel R. | Everett, Washington
She went looking for oblivion, but found a friend

One Mile at a Time

May 2002
By: Steve D. | Rochester, New York

Breaker, Breaker

May 1993
By: George B. | Beachwood, New Jersey

In the Middle of a Miracle

May 1986
By: Anonymous | Palm Springs, California

Stay Out of Trees

February 1984
By: D. D. | Joliet, Illinois

A Powerful Reason for Faith

May 1982
By: G. E. | Franklin, Massachusetts
In sobriety she learned to accept blindness

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