After a few years of sobriety and then slipping away from the program, Christian found himself face-to-face with Jack Daniels and said yes . . . following that was years of misery. Now back in the rooms and into action, today, Christian lives a life of freedom and faith.

Sobriety Date: 9/28/21

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“Nothing worked for me except Alcoholics Anonymous.”

“The people in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous had what I wanted, which was sobriety . . . if these people have what I want, I just need to do what they’re doing.”

“All you have to do is just play that tape forward and you know exactly where it’s going to lead you if you pick up a drink.”

Referred by: Ryan D. (Vol. 220)

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An only child from a home filled with love, Bert had no outside reason to be an alcoholic and addict. But on the inside, he felt different-than, even less-than others. After a doctor’s recommendation, Bert found himself in the rooms of recovery. Today he lives a life of almost complete serenity, despite life happening around him.

Sobriety Date: 4/27/2013

Quotes
“Alcohol is a good treatment for alcoholism in the very beginning, but that doesn’t last long.”

“When I started doing the right thing, miraculous things started to happen.”

“You don’t have to suffer, you don’t have to drink again, you can have a life better than you can ever imagine.”

Referred by: Michele R. (Vol. 172)

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From prison to preaching, John brings passionate truth and a calm energy to his story. Addicted to alcohol and its cousins, John had a dark bottom, however he doesn’t spend his time there, instead he shares of his way out and the peace in being free.

Sobriety Date: 12/8/2022

Quotes
“Nothing that I go through will a drink make better.”

"I don’t think I’ll ever stop doing the 12 steps, because it works.”

Referred by: Bert W. (Vol. 228)

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Jack tried everything he could to prove he wasn’t an alcoholic, but all roads kept leading him back to AA. In this share, he details the seriousness of our disease and highlights the joy in living a life of freedom and peace.

Sobriety Date: 9/28/2018

Quotes
“This disease never gets better; it only gets worse."

“One drink will lead to 100.”

“When I don’t like who I am, I know I’m probably not working the program very well.”

Referred by: Tara V. (Vol. 54)

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Mayra believes she struggled with alcoholism long before her first drink; it was her thinking that was the problem and the drinking that helped it. After a run of loss and new bottoms, Mayra found and built a new life in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Sobriety Date: 5/1/2017

Quotes
“I owe all of my sobriety to Alcoholics Anonymous."

“There’s literally no other answer for me than to just stay in AA, come all the way in, sit all the down and stay; and that’s the only thing that I’ve seen work.”

“Don’t give up . . . there really is a life after the darkness.”

Referred by: Robert P. (Vol. 175)

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After more than a decade of suffering, the gift of desperation was strong for Lisa, and with that soul-brokenness she was able to commit to 1 year of Alcoholics Anonymous – and she hasn’t had a drink since.

Sobriety Date: 4/2/2020

Quotes
“Alcohol and drugs kill the joy.”

“I remember telling myself that I would get a sponsor and for a whole year I would do what I was told no matter how I felt about it . . . it was the first time I felt hope."

Referred by: Friend of Tara V. (Vol. 54)

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Ian grew up insecure, for no good reason and found himself a “cure” in drugs and alcohol—which had a short shelf life. At 25 yrs. old, Ian found himself at the bottom of a downward spiral, willing to do whatever it took to recover—and it worked, and still works for him today.

Sobriety Date: 8/28/2015

Quotes
“There is no such thing as just one more.”

“I was in that stage of whatever you tell me to do I’m gonna do, my best ideas had been beaten out of me.”

“I found a way of living that finally works.”

Referred by: Robert P. (Vol. 175)

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Keyara is a new and young mom that just celebrated 1 year of sobriety! After 26 rehabs, a suicide attempt and lots of misery, Keyara finally and completely surrendered her will to the program of Alcoholics Anonymous and the 12 steps.

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“You’re either going to surrender to your addiction again or you’re going to surrender to a solution in the program.”

“I was willing to do anything to stay drunk and high, and I just took that same willingness in my active addiction and applied it to my recovery.”

“I would tell whoever is struggling, just to never give up.”

Referred by: Ryan K. (Vol. 219)

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