Sponsorman: You did everything to make this private war happen. You've done enough damage. This mission is over, Pennywise. Do you understand me? This mission is over! Look at them "out there"! Look at them! If you won't end this now, you will relapse. Is that what you want? It's over, Penny. It's over!
Submitted by Gunthar2000 on Mon, 04/01/2013 - 10:55
AA, AA, AA.
AA, AA, AA.
AA, AA, AA.
There's nothing you can do that can be done.
Nothing you can drink that can be drunk.
Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game.
It's easy.
Nothing you can make that can be made.
No one you can save that can be saved.
Nothing you can do but you can learn how to be someone else in time.
It's easy.
All you need is AA.
All you need is AA.
All you need is AA, AA.
AA is all you need.
In one of his earlier writing (can't remember which, but someone will) Bill W stated that you had to approach several hundred alcoholics to get just a handful interested. Did Bill W accidentally come across the spontaneous remission rate for alcoholics and turn it to his own advantage?
(Mr./Ms) (Back to Basics Meeting Leader) has asked me to write you about an option that is now available to the (City/County/ State) judicial system. Instead of ordering alcohol and drug offenders to "open" A.A. or other Twelve-Step programs, we request that you consider sending them to the Back to Basics Beginners’ Meetings
WHy didnt I put two and two together when I was in there trying make it safer? Every where we went they said "thats an outside issue" "No its not" we Yelled back!
But is was these past few months where I realized when the older dudes meets miss newcomer, its in a meeting and he begins to flirt with her there. Even if a guy makes sexual slurs you have rights.
In a very strange course of events the rock band "Great White" (http://www.greatwhiterocks.com/) attempted to coerce its once lead singer Jack Russell into going to AA and NA meetings every week and to stop taking medications such as "prednisone" a steroid and "methadone" a Doctor prescribed maintenance medicine before he is allowed back, despite being hospitalized and in Rehab many times before. Mr. Russell even ended up marrying one of his nurses.
Tommy got caught driving drunk
Placed on probation
He knows it's all bunk...it's bunk, so bunk
Gina is no longer confined
Ordered by the man, she gets her slip signed
For court - for court
She says: We've got to hold on and keep coming back
It doesn't make a difference
If we fake it or crack
We've been mandated and that's so whack
For court - we'll give it a hack
Fatal Vows (S1): #7 The Moonda Case on the Crime and Investigation network (http://citvasia.com/) portrays a real life problem with allowing 12 Step groups into your loved ones life and telling them all of your darkest secrets. The 2005 story of the murder of Dr. Gulam Moonda in Youngstown, Ohio and others have been hitting the news with ever increasing frequency, and they all seem to start in Rehab ....
Fatal Vows: The drug addict wife who hired a killer - The Moonda Case
This has been posted before, maybe a year ago or so, but I can't find it, so here goes again. I think it succinctly covers the heretical nature of AA. I wonder how many church basements would still have AA meetings in them if the clergy knew the truth?
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