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An Inventory of a year's AA and non-AA programs <lbA Grapevine Milestone Report

A member shares how Tradition Six helped him stop trying to fix AA and get a new perspective on money, property and prestige

The longer he’s sober, the less he knows everything.
He just tries to stay grateful and remain a beginner

Finally graduating, sober, the world opened up for him

A grandmother who “floated” into AA in the 60s a frightful sight recalls how lucky she was that she stayed

A lot has changed in the rooms, but the heart and spirit of AA still resonates

For years she searched for something bigger and still felt empty, until AA turned on a light

She always wanted to feel safe and believe in something. Getting sober in AA showed her how.

How a sponsor’s suggestion to meditate on a prayer led him on a path to peace, love and a sense of belonging

Sponsors still sponsor. Some are tough. Some, like me, are soft. Most sponsors are patient. I have had three and I owe them my life.

They cried, laughed and shared secrets. At a picnic table on the prison yard, his life changed forever

At his end, with nowhere to go, an alcoholic gets a helping hand from someone from the “other side of town” reached out

She wondered why her new apartment had such an aura of serenity. It turned out to be the birthplace of AA in her hometown

No expert advice required. Seeing others live a sober life does this member a world of good