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With tape, cardboard and delicious chocolate cookies, a member helps his cellmates share a little joy

With Steps, coffee and baskets of toys, some California mothers stay sober together

More and more each day, her pre-kindergarten students remind her of the wonder of sobriety

For a woman in Oregon, sobriety made a lifelong dream of working with elephants come true

Bringing your group together on a regular basis for formal reflection and inventory taking helps your group—and AA as a whole

For one sober alcoholic, true gratitude came with understanding God’s plan for her

Far from home and needing a meeting, a sober teacher took action and let her Higher Power lead the way

Trapped in an endless nightmare of drinking, blackouts, and hospital stays, he met a nurse who showed him there was only one real way to break the cycle

He loved racing. He also loved liquor. Now that he was sober, would he have to hit the brakes?

At 20 years, he decided to take a break from AA. What followed was years of detoxes, psych wards and pain

One member would rather hear about the Steps we worked to recover than the steps we tumbled down

The Eleventh Tradition helps one member stay out of the pulpit and keep his focus down on the field

Her life used to be punctuated by drinking, now it's measured in meetings

On a scenic overlook, she was reminded of another night years before