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An Irishwoman travels to Ontario to find the program of Alcoholics Anonymous

I’m sober 56 years now. Due to my poor health, I’m confined to my home, but that doesn’t stop me. I keep this good life going by doing service by phone, email and virtual meetings.

We’ve been out there all year. We’ve had lots of picnics, eaten donuts, worn T-shirts and tried our best to laugh through the pandemic.

His search for a home group paid off when he discovered a bunch of old guys with books

AA is full of surprises. An old-timer remembers the day he got a really big one

Step Eight reminds him which side of the street to clean

Losing his hearing, he had to recharge his sobriety

A bipolar member gets help from an AA meeting filled with people just like herself

After a second stint in prison, he went back to AA

An oldtimer reflects on the changing perceptions of crosstalk over the decades

The miraculous landing on the Hudson River reminds a member of how AA works