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The ride of my life

December 2021 | Remote Communities & Sober Holidays
By: Tyler R. | New York, N.Y.
Thrilled to get 90 days during COVID-19, a young newcomer hits the road to celebrate

My love affair with alcohol

November 2021 | Prayer and Meditation
By: Corinna D. | Cincinnati, Ohio
She hitchhiked her way into a long relationship with liquor and made it to AA through Al-Anon

The Gift of Desperation

January 2019 | Stories for Day Counters!
By: Becky B. | Chillicothe, Ohio
Going into rehab felt like defeat, but it was the beginning of spiritual victory

Clear head, grateful heart

May 2018
By: Jennifer O. | Sumner, Maine
A mother recalls the dark days of her drinking and shares gratitude for the program and the beautiful morning sky

From Saloon to Salon

March 2016
Getting sober was tough for a woman in 1949. But she had a knack for fixing hair

The Double Life of a Doctor

November 2014
By: Anonymous | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
She was long practiced in the art of maintaining a façade, but the stakes were getting higher and higher

My Bulldog Brain

September 2014
By: Susan W. | Alameda, California
When she was able to let go of intellectual pride, she began to identify in the rooms

Sentenced to Loneliness

May 2008
By: Anonymous
He wanted to be the first in all his life's activities, but he was last to acknowledge the harm alcohol did in his life.

Three Men AND a Wet Drunk

April 2008
By: A.G. | Tabernacle, New Jersey
An old-timer recalls her early days

Order Of The Court

November 2007
By: Brian C. | St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin
A judge starts the ball rolling

It Works For Me

September 2007
By: Paul M. | Riverside, Illinois
Sober sixty years, a member reflects on AA's principles

A Life Without Problems

May 2007
By: Jim P. | Santa Monica, California
How could that be?

Denial: A Story In Three Parts

May 2006
By: Victoria P. | Los Angeles, California
The thick wall finally cracks for this hard-drinking lawyer

A Matter of Choice

September 2005
By: Kara P. | Brea, California
An AA wakes up from a nightmare

falling Apart on the Inside

April 2005
By: Cliff P. | Trenton, New Jersey

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Had enough?

January 2019 | Stories for Day Counters!
By: Patrick J. | Alburquerque, New Mexico
He thought he had power over alcohol, until one day someone asked him a question that had only one answer

No two alike

December 2018 | Sober for the Holidays and Remote Communities
By: Lucinda P. | Grass Valley, California
A member in California makes peace with the holidays one snowflake at a time

Something wonderful overhead

September 2018
By: Mindy S. | Villa Grove, Colorado
A frightening encounter on a lonely desert road helped her find a little faith

All Greek to me

June 2018
By: George M. | Camden, Maine
How a smartphone came to the rescue for some alcoholics in Greece who really needed a meeting

Not a river in Egypt

June 2018
By: R.T. | Queen Creek, Arizona
Even in sobriety, denial ruled his life. But Step Six and a cool Higher Power helped him begin to accept reality and lift his head out of the sand

Long Strange Trip

June 2018
By: Andy G. | Midland, Mich.
They were childhood buddies who drank and drugged together, then got sober. Now they were taking one final road trip

Always open

January 2018 | Sponsorship
By: Anonymous
A member reflects on the joys and challenges of sponsorship and how it’s kept him sober for 31 wonderful years

The Perfect Interview

January 2018 | Sponsorship
By: Adam A. | Cordova, Tennessee
Bottle down, tie on, all ready to go. He was going to get this job. He just knew it. So why was everyone staring at him?

Leveled

September 2017
By: Richard M. | Dillon, Montana
In prison with 38 years sober, he hit a whole new bottom. Service was the way out

From The Hills Of Arkansas

August 2017
By: Charles G. | Evans, Ga.
He clawed his way out of a hardscrabble childhood, but alcohol followed him relentlessly. When he couldn’t drink, yet couldn’t die, he finally surrendered

Dear Manuel

July 2017
By: Matt S. | Buffalo Grove, Illinois
For one member, corresponding with an inmate has been a long, wonderful journey

The Strange Mental Blank Spot

July 2017
By: Louisa P. | Seattle, Wash.
An alcoholic does battle with the strange mental blank spot that separates her (and all alcoholics) from the rest of humanity

Any Lengths

April 2017
By: Corliss Burke | Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
A former Class A Trustee and addiction professional shares about the wonderful ride she and AA have been on for the past 26 years

No More Excuses

April 2017
Seeking to find a solution to the God-shaped void in her soul, she turned to AA and discovered a miraculous new life

One stitch at a time

March 2016
An old-timer finds out it’s never too late to dive back in like a newcomer

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