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In "Back from Near Death," we hear from a member suffering from cirrhosis who got sober after nearly dying of alcoholism.

A bipolar alcoholic was able to use the Twelve Steps to stay on top of both his illnesses

It look him thirty years to realize that it's never to late to ask for help

He took a few detours into other addictions before realizing that his primary problem was alcoholism

Finding himself once again with whiskey in hand, he admitted the extent of his problem with alcohol

A doctor at a detox gave him what he needed to get sober: hope

In, "It's Never Too Late," an AA describes how it took thirty years for him to realize that it's never to late to ask for help

This month's special section focuses relapse in recovery

A young teenage surfer resists the pull of anger in order to stay sober

Anger at AA turns to gratitude and turns his sobriety around

A sober man recalls how AA got him through all of life's ups and downs

His addictive side emerged in early childhood when he would hoard sugary drinks

A member sets out to tell his story without trying to make it more interesting and entertaining than it really was

In, "The Undertow of Anger," a young teenage surfer resists the pull of anger in order to stay sober.