mental-health
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This article is based on the work of Harry M. Tiebout, M.D.
People in Alcoholics Anonymous who truly embrace recovery are not dull or lifeless. Instead, they often become calmer, more open-minded, more realistic, and more able to enjoy life as it is. Continue reading
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An Open Letter to All Members of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Coastal Bend and Surrounding Communities
This open letter calls on Alcoholics Anonymous members in the Coastal Bend and surrounding communities to renew their support for Intergroup service, emphasizing unity, shared responsibility, and the vital role these efforts play in reaching the alcoholic who still suffers. Continue reading
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Bill Wilson: The Reluctant Prophet of Recovery
Bill Wilson’s journey was marked by struggle and imperfection, yet his efforts laid the foundation for Alcoholics Anonymous and changed countless lives. His legacy is a powerful reminder that the path to recovery is paved not by flawless heroes, but… Continue reading
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The Impact of Inspiring AA Speakers
Adam T. and Dr. Paul O. exemplify how humor and humility can transform recovery talks, making them both relatable and inspiring. A wealth of AA speaker recordings is available online—on platforms like YouTube, RecoverySpeakers.com, Step One Recovery, and AASpeaker.com—offering diverse… Continue reading
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Exploration of A.A. Big Book Promises
The variety of interpretive approaches to the A.A. Big Book promises allows facilitators and participants to tailor meetings to the group’s unique needs, whether favoring the simplicity of tradition or the depth of comprehensive study. Such flexibility not only enriches… Continue reading
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Have you ever read the 1941 New York Post article by journalist Jack Alexander?
To an outsider who is mystified, as most of us are, by the antics of problem drinking friends, the results which have been achieved are amazing. This is especially true of the more virulent cases, a few of which are… Continue reading
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Delirium Tremens, mentioned on Pg 13 BB
A Comprehensive Guide to the Most Severe Form of Alcohol Withdrawal Delirium tremens (DTs) is a severe and potentially life-threatening condition that can occur during alcohol withdrawal, particularly in individuals who have been drinking heavily for an extended period. Recognizing… Continue reading
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Join Us for the Bookmarks Primary Purpose Group Big Book Study in Corpus Christi!
Experience the Program of Alcoholics Anonymous Through Focused Study and Fellowship Are you seeking a deeper connection with the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous? The Bookmarks Group is excited to announce our ongoing Primary Purpose Group Big Book Study, held… Continue reading
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Share and Encourage Friends to Subscribe, Contribute, and Participate
Spreading the word about the AA Nuts and Bolts Blog is a great way to help others benefit from its content and foster a stronger sense of community. You can easily share the blog by sending the link directly to… Continue reading
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The AA Nuts and Bolts Blog: Your Companion on the Road to Recovery
The AA Nuts and Bolts Blog is dedicated to fostering recovery through community engagement, sharing local AA events, and encouraging personal stories and supportive interaction. Readers are invited to comment, share experiences, and invite friends to help grow a welcoming… Continue reading
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