Alcohol was a looming cloud in this banker’s bright sky. With rare foresight he realized it could become a tornado. HOW CAN a person with a fine family, an attractive home, an excellent position and high standing in an
She hid her bottles in the clothes hampers and in the dresser drawers. She realized what she was be- coming. In A.A., she discovered she had lost nothing and had found everything. MY STORY HAPPENS to be a particular
It Was The Only Part Of Him That Was Soluble To Alcohol. HOW WAS I to Know that I was an alcoholic? No one ever told me that I was or even hinted that I had passed the point
A young veteran tells how a few rough experiences pushed him into A.A.—and how he was therefore spared years of suffering. MY EYES OPENED onto a hazy world. Two fuzzy objects came into focus. Slowly I realized I was in
Somewhat faded, she nevertheless bloomed afresh. She still had her husband, her home, and a chance to help start A.A. in Texas. I KNOW THAT if I do daily what I have done for these last thirteen and a half
Says he, “We A.A.’s surrender to win; we give away to keep; we suffer to get well, and we die to live.” I am in the public information business. I use that phrase or designation because if I say I
This lady was cautious. She decided she wouldn’t let herself go in her drinking. And she would never, never take that morning drink! I DIDN’T THINK I was an alcoholic. I thought my problem was that I had been married
This man faced the last ditch when his wife’s voice from 1300 miles away sent him to A.A. “YOU AN ALCOHOLIC! I don’t believe it.” “Sure, I’ve seen you tight several times, but you’re no alcoholic!” “You kidding—you an alcoholic?”
THEY STOPPED IN TIME We think that about one-half of today’s incoming A.A. members were never advanced cases of alcoholism; though, given time, all might have been. Most of these fortunate ones have had little or no acquaintance with delirium,
This worldly lady helped to develop A.A. in Chicago and thus passed her keys to many. A LITTLE MORE than fifteen years ago, through a long and calamitous series of shattering experiences, I found myself being helplessly propelled toward total
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