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Sponsorship: Source of Wisdom

May 1967
By: Anon. | Vermont

Plan for Survival

March 1951

Betty Was a Lady

June 1950
By: R. McK. | Lansing, Michigan
--but she drank like a man. . .<lb--no one knew what went on behind my locked door. . .

Vino Vignette

February 1949
By: Anonymous | Honolulu, Hawaii
Let's Take the Case of Eddie--

The Twelve Steps Revisited/Step 12

October 1963
By: J. E. | Guilford, Connecticut
Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.

Dr. Bob

June 1974
By: J. W. S. | New Hampshire
A journey into the past in search of more intimate knowledge of our co-founder

Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous

December 2002
By: Bill W.

Dr. Bob's Last Major Talk

November 1991
Here is history from one who helped make it, and here is the dedication to service that will keep AA alive and, with unity, growing forever - From the June 1973 Grapevine

Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous

May 1966
By: Bill W.

Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous

January 1955
By: Bill W.

Just Like Dad

March 2026 | AA & the Family
By: Geoff C. | Vancouver, British Columbia
As a kid, he and his sober father were buddies. But once he started drinking everything changed

Healing Words

April 2024 | Happy Birthday Big Book!
By: Mary R. | Snellville, Georgia
This nurse thought she was too smart for AA, but after reading the book she found her match

The Gift of Acceptance

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Sean L. | Waukegan, Ill.
In his darkest moments, he reached out to God and AA. Both answered

Carpenter, welder, snake-handler, drunk

August 2018
By: Pig Farmer George | Yakima, Washington
An old-timer writes of hard work and drinking and how sharing a donut can make his day

Maximum picnic

July 2018
By: Ruth L. | Beaconsfield, Quebec
Doing service in prison not only feeds her soul, but sometimes even her stomach

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Love & Loss

March 2026 | AA & the Family
By: Marlene B. | Des Moines, Iowa
A newly sober mom, aching to get her boys back, finds love and acceptance on the tough road back to sobriety

5 Drunks in Kuwait

October 2025 | AA & Technology
By: SFC N.N. | Forest Lake, Minnesota
A sober member of the National Guard and a few of her Army fellows create a little piece of home overseas

Too Good to Be True

December 2024 | Remote Communities and Sober Holidays
By: H.G. | San Juan Capistrano, California
Your never know what surprises you’ll find when you stick around and share stories

Write on Time!

October 2024 | CPC: Cooperation with the Professional Community
By: Steve S. | Manhasset, New York
A member shares how much fun it was to plan and attend a successful Grapevine writing workshop

12 Steps Later

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: O.C. | Satellite Beach, Fla
On a journey of healing with Alcoholics Anonymous

How Did I Get Here From There?

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: M.B. | San Juan, Puerto Rico
Her drinking left her bewildered and in despair. Today she is in the “business of living”

Identifying With Alcoholic No. 3

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Ron H. | Buxton,, Maine
Seeking spirituality but stymied by religion, he takes heart from Alcoholic No. 3

A Place I Belong

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Anonymous | Crystal, Minn.
His alcoholism was like a shooting star, raging brightly but briefly

What Have You Got to Lose?

April 2023 | AA & Families
By: C.Y. | Athens, Ga.
Utterly beaten, he reluctantly prayed and fell asleep. In the morning something incredible happened

Back in the game

April 2023 | AA & Families
By: Bob D. | Indianapolis, Ind.
A close brush with death showed him how much he is loved and how grateful he is to be sober

Learning to feel

February 2023 | Making Amends
By: Laura S. | Boise, Idaho
Because of AA, her eyes, thoughts and heart are trained toward gratitude rather than self-pity today

More than music

November 2022 | Fun in Sobriety
By: Robin S. | Menomonee Falls, Wis.
A journey across the world to hear a favorite artist gave this member a trip he’ll never forget

Another One Bites the Dust

April 2022 | What's On Your Mind?
By: Clark W. | New York, N.Y.
Another journey through Step Four helped him let go of old resentments—and the first one began with Mom

Rough Days

March 2022 | Emotional Sobriety
By: Chad P. | St. Louis, Mo.
When life gets tough in sobriety, he remembers to lean into the Fellowship, speak up and keep his faith

My Time on The Hump

January 2022 | Beginners
By: Morgan J. | Annapolis, Md.
Road trips, coffeepots, Steps and donuts—a member recalls the journey he took with his first sponsor

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