What r/alcoholicsanonymous is talking about this week

This hasn't been an easy month, but I am proud of myself.

I just finished this really heavy Netflix documentary about his struggles and ultimate death. I am an alcoholic with 3 years 6 months and 27 days sober. I warn anyone about watching this who might...

It crept up on me. Even though I’d been abstinent for periods before this was the first time I worked on myself in therapy and going to AA. My life is so different than it was a year ago.

also there was a guy in here who i used to talk to and im trying to find him

Today (Nov 9) is my sobriety birthday. I hit my lucky seven. Life may not always be perfect but at least I am present for all of it. Reaching this milestone reminds me that while we can't change...

Good morning everybody. I wanted to come here and check in to say I woke up this morning to 15 years of sobriety!! I am so thankful to be alive and well. It is possible. Just keep going one day at...

Celebrated 8 years yesterday. Infinitely grateful to God and AA. Words could not describe the rearranging and transformation I’ve experienced. Easy does it, but do it. 🤍🏳️✨

So I’m on day 12, but I’ve been in AA for 20+ years. Had sponsees, studied all the texts and the history. One bit of history I find profound soy interesting is a dude named Jim Burwell. Jim is...

One of my home group members is having health issues, so on Wednesdays a few of us take a book meeting to his house. Last night we read "He only lived to drink", and the end of the story put into...

After 20 years of active addiction I decided to get sober. Unfortunately it was one of the hardest things I ever went through. I caught my gf of 4 years sleeping with a coworker in her car on July...