vol 210. 1/1/2000 (Suki J.)

Bipolar, anxiety, food addict, ADHD, Addict and Alcoholic, at 35 years old, W.J. has finally found serenity and sobriety with the act and action of co...

Tara didn’t start drinking until college, and within a few years her life and all her decisions revolved around alcohol. It was her sheer desire to ha...

A 35-year drinking career brought Bryce to the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous. He has struggled to remain sober, but he knows and shares here what the ...

Nathan found sobriety at only 22 yrs, though he still very much experienced the darkness of alcoholism. And with a sequence of good choices and rehab,...

A very late bloomer in her drinking career, Connie didn’t drink until she was an adult – after she had gastric-bypass surgery. Then after 8 years of a...

Growing up with fear and anxiety Michael found much relief in escaping his environment, which began with drinking at 10 yrs. old. Today however, Micha...

Jeff grew up constantly wanting to escape the way he felt, never fitting in and seeking solitude and isolation. When necessary, he played whatever rol...

Wendall highlights the grace of his sobriety journey and with calm storytelling. Along with much effort on his part, the program of Alcoholics Anonymo...

Joseph knew before and after his first drink where he was headed and he knew it was going to be bad. Drunk at 17 and sober at 18, Joseph has a short d...

Sober in his mid-twenties, Jack’s bottom wasn’t too terrible, but it was terribly dark and lonely for him. Isolating and suicidal when the simple thou...

Just 22 months into sobriety Tim has taken the program of Alcoholics Anonymous by its horns, making a splash with mental illness, addiction and suicid...

If Irving can get sober . . . so can you! At 19 yrs. old, Irving attempted suicide for the first time and was incarcerated essentially from 28 through...