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When he does the Steps, character defects get lifted. But is today the day to be ready to look at this five-syllable word?

Sometimes a moment can last a lifetime

She kept a mental list of “things I will have to drink over.” After her mom and dad’s deaths, she let go of it

Her grandfather died sober, and left behind a notebook that showed her how “to be”

A mother wraps herself up in every AA tool she can after the tragic loss of her husband

That picture needed to come down, but what could she do? Why, bring it to the group for a vote, of course!

Service at a holiday alkathon brought her closer to the program and her family

A member recalls a man who could not stop drinking, until the very end of his life

They taught him who he was and how to live. They were the members who gave him his start

One AA believes strongly that accountability begins in the home group and spreads outward

It may take a while to get yourself into “AA shape,” but once you do, stick with it—the rewards can be permanent

The help he got from Steps Six and Seven brought him right back around to Step Two.

After six DWIs, he realized it was either the end of him or the end of his drinking. Which was it going to be?