Alcoholics Anonymous often discouraged members from talking about addictions other than alcohol.

Alcoholics Anonymous helped him kick both addictions but then he fell into a depression.

Alcoholics Anonymous is very much about helping each other to help ourselves.

Alcoholics Anonymous defines an alcoholic as a person who has lost the ability to control his drinking.

Alcoholics Anonymous says that over the last decade, its 51,000 groups have recorded a 60 percent increase in attendance, to 1.2 million.

Alcoholics Anonymous meet at the centre twice a week.

The name "Alcoholics Anonymous" referred to the members, not to the message.

Alcoholics Anonymous would not say whether it saw itself as a religious organization.

Alcoholics Anonymous and its offshoots base their programs of recovery on action, not analysis.

Alcoholics Anonymous meets in the church parlor once a week.