From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... dealing only
with general principles common to ...
BB p.94,
Working With Others
2.
... dealing only
with habit, with stubbornness, or ...
BB p.140,
To Employers
Can you discard the feeling that you are dealing
only with habit, with stubbornness, or a weak
will?
3.
... dealing with
a man who can and ...
BB p.142,
To Employers
4.
... dealing with
a sick person.
BB p.90,
Working With Others
5.
... dealing with
alcohol in its worst aspect.
BB p.132,
The Family Afterward
6.
... dealing with
an alcoholic, there may be ...
BB p.139,
To Employers
When dealing with an alcoholic, there may be a natural annoyance that a
man could be so weak, stupid and irresponsible.
7.
... dealing with
fellow sufferers, people whose woes ...
12&12 p.78,
Step Eight
8.
... dealing with
resentments, we set them on ...
BB p.64,
How It Works
9.
... dealing with
sick men.
BB p.107,
To Wives
10.
... dealing with
some of my problems indefinitely."
12&12 p.69,
Step Six
11.
... dealing with
such a person, you had ...
BB p.93,
Working With Others
When dealing with such a person, you had better use everyday language to describe spiritual principles.
12.
... dealing with
that most terrible human emotion ...
BB p.82,
Into Action
13.
... dealing with
the alcohol problem.
12&12 p.168,
Tradition Eight
No individuals have been
more buffeted by such emotional gusts than those A.A.'s bold enough to accept employment with outside
agencies dealing with the
alcohol problem.
14.
... dealing with
the children.
BB p.115,
To Wives
15.
... dealing with
the realities of life, usually ...
12&12 p.96,
Step Eleven
We A.A.'s are active folk, enjoying the satisfactions of dealing
with the realities of life, usually for the first time in our lives, and strenuously trying to help the next alcoholic who comes along.
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