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Some people will accept the help, and sadly some aren’t ready to stop. Either way, she keeps reaching out

This longtime member’s spouse just passed away. So did his. But through their grief, they both reached out. Now what?

She thought her relationship would be happily ever after. With the tools that AA gave her, it kind of was

I went to the AA meeting, but I felt out of place. I couldn’t “come out” in prison. I didn’t want people to judge me. I didn’t trust anyone.

How his own situation led him to a better understanding of other members’ needs

After warming up to the love of his group, a newcomer learns how good it feels to return the favor

Her panic attacks were so profound she couldn’t even speak at meetings. Until she learned that fear itself can be a gift of sobriety

Waking up in a hospital bed, diagnosed with alcoholic dementia, he found his way out of the fog with the help of his Higher Power

A sponsee learns it’s not about winning, it’s about appreciating the road he’s on

He had a bunch of tapes he could pop into the player and use to justify more drinking

Her father's death during her first days of sobriety gave her the strength to keep going

She learned that staying sober is sometimes about returning to basics and keeping it simple

Drawing a big circle with love and wit

Meeting fosters unity in a remote area of North America