Getting Started in AAThe tradition and wisdom associated with the Twelve Step AA program has been captured in this comprehensive guide- Getting Started in AA. Practical suggestions for staying sober; summaries of AA principles, concepts, and slogans; and a historical overview help the reader understand the spirit of the program. |
Contents
Read the Big Book | 11 |
Say Your Prayers | 27 |
Live and Let Live | 51 |
AA Groups | 57 |
AA Meetings | 63 |
ANONYMITY | 91 |
THE SURVIVAL GUIDE | 103 |
Is it okay to joke about having a drink? | 109 |
What is the Thirteenth Step? | 115 |
Common terms and phrases
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