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Wit and wisdom from an AA chicken who knows her scratch!

Fresh out of rehab, a veteran surprisingly encounters 238 sober friends who give him a brand-new nickname

Sometimes the imperfectability of human beings is a wonderful thing

A member shares his thoughts about anonymity, attraction, promotion and setting up an AA booth at the county fair

Faced with serious surgery and its aftermath, an AA learns that one must be willing to receive as well as to give

She may be an “amateur at life,” but she’s a veteran at sobriety, and she finds that doing the best she can works out well in both

The voice of AA never left her, even as she hit bottom late one night in her fourth—and last—treatment center

He’d blown a lot of chances, but one last offer of help came his way, he grabbed it, and began trying to help other people

They showed him love though he was still drunk. It was their primary purpose

Angry and resentful at her coworkers, she stepped on toes and they retaliated. What was she to do? AA had the answer

All she could give her mother was a little fruit, until someone’s share helped her give forgiveness

She realized that she might be able to change the things she didn't like

She learned in AA that drinking in the shower wasn’t social drinking

A member realizes that constant ruminations may bring him closer to a drink

A sudden flutter of butterflies provides this AA with a glimpse of the presence of his higher power