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As the women shared their stories about the offenses they committed, the
question she asked herself was...
Didn’t we all?

An old-timer recalls moving as far away as she could to stop her drinking. Somehow, this time it worked

I came into AA in Los Angeles in 1965. I’ve been sober ever since. Through the years, action has been the magic that has kept me going.

The difference between active alcoholism and sobriety? Like night and day

Blessings gained and a new life lived through “the collective voice of AA”

A member in Canada fondly recalls his early days and reminds us of surrender and contentment

Struggling with illness and a loved one who drinks, she finds faith in AA

For some, a spiritual experience arrives as a miracle and can even happen at 65 mph

A woman with 2 years sober finds herself the beneficiary of change she can count on

Putting one dollar in the basket may no longer be enough, suggests an AA who thinks we may need to rethink our attitude when it comes to our tradition of self-support

Though we might not be famous, one member thinks it’s important to be careful about what we say—and post—in public

It’s election time! Members are stressed and rattled. Time to share about it? Uh ... maybe not