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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
DAD occurs
17 times
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1.
... dad's affections.
BB p.128,
The Family Afterward
They may be
jealous of a
God
who has
stolen dad's
affections.
2.
... dad bring
them back instantly!
BB p.123,
The Family Afterward
3.
... dad's current
behavior is but a phase ...
BB p.129,
The Family Afterward
4.
... dad doesn't
give freely of himself.
BB p.126,
The Family Afterward
But
dad doesn't
give freely of
himself.
5.
... dad's elation.
BB p.128,
The Family Afterward
6.
Dad is
not so spiritual after all, ...
BB p.128,
The Family Afterward
Dad is not so
spiritual
after all, they
say.
7.
... dad is
rising high.
BB p.123,
The Family Afterward
8.
Dad may
be tired at night and ...
BB p.126,
The Family Afterward
Dad may be
tired at
night and
preoccupied by
day.
9.
Dad may
feel that for years his ...
BB p.129,
The Family Afterward
Dad may
feel that for
years his
drinking has
placed him on the
wrong side of
every argument, but that
now he has
become a
superior person with
God on his
side.
10.
... dad's new
way of living and thinking.
BB p.134,
The Family Afterward
11.
... dad, so
big that no equity should ...
BB p.131,
The Family Afterward
The
family may
feel they
hold a
mortgage on
dad, so
big that
no equity should be
left for
outsiders.
12.
... dad's spiritual
activities, they should let him ...
BB p.129,
The Family Afterward
Though the
family does not
fully agree with
dad's
spiritual activities, they should
let
him have his
head.
13.
... dad's spiritual
infancy will quickly disappear.
BB p.129,
The Family Afterward
14.
... dad, though
marvelously improved, is still convalescing.
BB p.127,
The Family Afterward
15.
... dad will
be on a firmer foundation ...
BB p.130,
The Family Afterward
16.
... dad will
soon see that he is ...
BB p.129,
The Family Afterward
17.
... dad with
apprehension, then with irritation.
BB p.128,
The Family Afterward
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