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My Sponsor the Cop

December 2004
By: Jim H. | Adelphi, Maryland
The soft touch from a tough guy

Recovery Is a Family Disease -

June 2004
By: G.B. | Lafayette, Indiana

Santa Ana Wind

March 2003
By: J. B. | Los Angeles, California
What does it take to blow away the pain?

Into the Fellowship, One Step at a Time

January 2003
By: Larry L. | Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Step One - We admitted we were powerless over alcohol - that our lives had become unmanageable.

Admits It

November 2002
By: Anonymous | New York, New York
May 1948

A Teenager's Tears of Hope

October 2002
By: Anonymous | Ontario

The One-percent Solution

August 2002
By: Bill A. | Clovis, California

A Chip Off the Old Block

August 2002
By: Ronald G. | Gorham, Maine
A grandfather's legacy

How Is My Now?

August 2001
By: Barb G. | Atlanta, Georgia

Can We Talk?

January 2001
By: Brad B. | Stockton, California

Follow Me, Just Follow Me

December 2000
By: Mike M. | Newton, Massachusetts

Your Move

October 2000
By: Joan M. | Nova Scotia
Laughing again

Lives of the Not-so Rich and Famous

September 2000
By: Doreen H. | Marysville, British Columbia

Five Little Suggestions

September 2000
By: Craig M. | Warrensburg, Missouri

By Chance

August 2000
By: Marlene F. | Santa Barbara, California

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The smell of freedom

May 2019 | Our Big Book–80 Wonderful Years
By: Kathryn W. | Chancellor, Alaska
When it was time to admit, she spent some quiet time in a very special place under the sky

The bright side

May 2019 | Our Big Book–80 Wonderful Years
By: Eileen K. | Springfield, Illinois
She no longer escapes in dark, dingy bars. She’s found her place in the sun

Grave danger

February 2019 | Stories by Our Longtime Members
By: Rick P. | Vernon, Connecticut
Bored with the same old meeting routine, he had become a “sober fossil.” Time to dust himself off

Don’t Dwell On The Past

September 2018
By: Steve M (Definitely Steve) | Nashville, Tenn.
He was drinking at one of the proudest moments of his and his son’s lives, but decades of sobriety have brought him rewards beyond his wildest dreams

Effects Produced By Alcoholics Anonymous

August 2018
By: Julie B. | Georgia & Alaska
The month of June is momentous for her, containing love and loss—and finally rebirth within the fellowship of AA

Here to help

April 2018
By: Matthew L. | Meadow Vista, California
When he got out of jail, he went straight to AA. Now he helps build a bridge for others

Faith or a Donut Hole

April 2018
By: Anonymous
One alcoholic contemplates the miracle of sobriety and the mystery of belief in a Higher Power

Glimpses of Truth

February 2018 | Title Goes Here
By: Jackie H. | Hurst, Texas
Rebellion, stubborn, exhausted by self-will, she finally glimpsed the truth behind the excuses she made for her habitual drinking

How I “Got” A Sponsor

February 2018 | Title Goes Here
By: Dawn S. | Phoenix, Ariz.
Her recipe for finding the right sponsor? Go to a meeting, find someone who looks like she really wants to be there—and just ask

New tricks

December 2017 | Issue Title Here
By: John L. | Provincetown, Massachusetts
An early morning group in Massachusetts teaches an old-timer that it’s never too late to learn

A happy ending

October 2017
By: Tom J. | Chandler, Ariz.
Right when the meeting was over, a stranger put his hand up to share something he’ll never forget

16 carrot gold

October 2017
By: Vida J. | Chandler, Ariz.
A day to celebrate, a member to comfort ... listening to her inner voice was a piece of cake

I pay the bills around here

July 2017
By: Michael M. | New York, New York
How one group learns about the spirit of rotation and service as it struggles to make decisions about money and rent

Nothing fancy here

March 2017
By: Frank M. | Aledo, Illinois
The machine shed across from the dollar store is nothing special, but what happens inside sure is

The Permanent Visitor Comes Home

March 2017
Coming up on a year, a traveling newcomer arrives back to his home group to find an unexpected gift

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