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Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others. - <emphasis type="italic">This series on the Twelve Steps is written by twelve members of AA, each interpreting one of the Steps as he sees it</emphasis

As he mourned his son's death, he resisted the urge to drink again

The fearful man who runs away from life is a slave; the free man can roll with the punches

The first of a series on "tribal customs". . .group solutions to common AA problems. . .and new ideas on "how to do it.

He had no idea that coming across a well-placed pamphlet rack one day would change his life so much

This husband and dad had lots of questions. Good thing his sponsor Dave had lots of suggestions

At four months sober he dove into general service and with lots of help and love, he’s never looked back

She made her Higher Power her AA group, but now she was moving away. Luckily a fellow member had an idea that she could hold on to

Being gay and an alcoholic, she wasn’t sure she would find her people in AA

An oldtimer shares some things he’s learned to keep his head above water on the long, sober swim

Listening to the Needs of the Fellowship

The important thing is to let everyone know they are no longer alone

Sober since 1974, a member shares about getting older, staying sane and yes, never letting his guard down

AA Grapevine Podcast: Carrying the message