From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... aware of
being somehow abnormal, the man ...
BB p.155,
A Vision For You
Painfully aware of being somehow abnormal, the man did not fully realize what it meant to be alcoholic.(*)
2.
... aware of
the almost unlimited supply the ...
BB p.175,
Doctor Bob's Nightmare
At that time I was not aware
of the almost unlimited
supply the government
made it possible for us doctors to obtain, neither had I any knowledge of the bootlegger who soon appeared on the horizon.
3.
... aware of
the difference long before he ...
BB p.567(569),
Appendix II, Spiritual Experience
4.
... aware of
what we have done to ...
12&12 p.85,
Step Nine
As soon as we begin to feel confident in our new way of life and have begun, by our behavior and example, to
convince those about us
that we are indeed changing for the better, it
is usually safe to talk in complete frankness with those who
have been seriously affected, even those who may be only a little
or not at all aware of what we have done to them.
5.
... aware that
he cannot drink like other ...
BB p.109,
To Wives
6.
... aware that
there are wrong forms of ...
12&12 p.38,
Step Three
7.
... aware that
these matters are, from their ...
BB p.19,
There Is A Solution
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