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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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78 times
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1.
2.
3.
4.
Can
A.A. experience tell all these they may
still find a
faith that
works?
5.
If we are
sure our
wife does not
know, should we
tell her?
6.
If she
knows in a
general way that we have been
wild, should
we
tell her in
detail?
7.
Our
friend proceeded to
tell him.
8.
9.
10.
Tell him
exactly what
happened to you.
11.
Let the
doctor, if he
will,
tell him he has
something in the
way of a
solution.
12.
When the
man is
presented
with this
volume it is
best
that
no one tell him he
must abide by
its suggestions.
13.
Tell him how
baffled you
were, how you
finally learned that you were
sick.
14.
15.
If his
mood is
light,
tell him
humorous stories of your
escapades.
16.
Neither should the
family
hysterically plead with
him to do
anything,
nor
should they
tell him
much about
you.
17.
"I was
thankful I could
tell
him, '
Nothing at all.'
18.
Tell him some of the
interesting stories you
have
read.
19.
If his
own doctor is
willing to
tell him that he is
alcoholic, so
much the
better.
20.
Tell him that if he
wants to
get well you
will do
anything to
help.
21.
If he
sticks to the
idea that
he can
still control his
drinking,
tell him that
possibly he can -- if he is not too
alcoholic.
22.
23.
He
begged the
doctor to
tell him the
whole truth, and he
got it.
24.
Our
next thought is that you
should
never tell him what he
must do about his
drinking.
25.
We are there to
sweep off our
side of the
street,
realizing that
nothing worth while can be
accomplished until we do
so,
never trying to
tell him what he should do.
26.
Show him your
copy of this
book and
tell him what you have
found out about
alcoholism.
27.
28.
Tell him you
once felt as he does, but you
doubt whether you would have
made much progress had you not
taken action.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
They did not
need to
tell me.
34.
From what you
tell me, I
know more than
ever I can't
stop."
35.
36.
He may
tell mother, who has
been
religious all her
life, that she doesn't
know what
it's all about, and that she had
better get his
brand of
spirituality while there
is
yet time.
37.
38.
He
also wanted to
tell others who had
tried to
help him -- his
doctor, his
minister, and
close friends.
39.
The
moment we
tell our
families that we are
really
going to
try the
program, the
process has
begun.
40.
41.
42.
Get him to
tell some of his.
43.
You do not
know what to
tell the
children.
44.
45.
46.
47.
We
hope the
doctor will tell the
patient the
truth about his
condition,
whatever that
happens to be.
48.
Once in a
while he may
tell the
truth.
49.
50.
Then we are
ready to
go to these
people, to
tell them what
A.A. is, and what we are
trying to
do.
51.
One morning he
took the
bull by the
horns and
set out to
tell those he
feared what his
trouble had been.
52.
53.
We
asked him to
tell us
exactly how it
happened.
54.
Some of you are
thinking: "
Yes, what you
tell us is
true, but it doesn't
fully apply.
55.
56.
You
tell us that
Charlie's
proposal is
ethical.
57.
58.
59.
We
said, "
Why can't '
God as we
understand Him'
tell us where we are
astray?
60.
It then
occurred to me that
after one was all
smelled up with
beer nobody could
tell what had been
drunk, so I
began to
fortify my
beer with
straight alcohol.
61.
62.
63.
64.
If he is, and is
still trying
to
recover, he
will tell you about it
even if it
means the
loss of his
job.
65.
Let him
tell you about it: "I was
much impressed with what
you
fellows said about
alcoholism, and I
frankly
did not
believe it would be
possible for me to
drink again.
66.
So I can't
tell you
anything
about
religion.
67.
I
think I can
tell you
exactly how to
relax.
68.
He
will tell you he is
misunderstood.
69.
70.
71.
72.
All of them
will tell you that,
once across, their
faith broadened and
deepened.
73.
Let us
tell you the
rest of the
conversation
our
friend had with his
doctor.
74.
But I can
tell you there was
nothing funny about the
situation then.
75.
We
shall tell you what we have
done.
76.
77.
Frequently, you have
felt
obliged to
tell your
husband's
employer and his
friends that he was
sick,
when as a
matter of
fact he
was
tight.
78.
Usually the
family should
not
try to
tell your
story.
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