From the books ...
Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
DISCUSS occurs
8 times
(
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1.
... discuss his
alcoholic problems and explain our ...
BB p.45,
We Agnostics
Many
times we
talk to a new
man and
watch his
hope rise as we
discuss his
alcoholic problems and
explain our
fellowship.
2.
... discuss his
problems with you, if he ...
BB p.144,
To Employers
If he
feels free to
discuss his
problems with you,
if he
knows you
understand and will not be
upset by anything he
wishes to
say, he will
probably be off to a
fast start.
3.
... discuss his
situation without reserve.
BB p.18,
There Is A Solution
4.
... discuss it.
BB p.92,
Working With Others
Don't, at this
stage,
refer
to this book,
unless he has seen it and
wishes to
discuss it.
5.
... discuss them
with someone immediately and make ...
BB p.84,
Into Action
We
discuss them with someone
immediately and make
amends quickly if we have
harmed anyone.
6.
Discuss this
with him when he is ...
BB p.115,
To Wives
Discuss this with him when he is
sober and in
good spirits.
7.
... discuss those
intimate and harrowing aspects of ...
12&12 p.185,
Tradition Twelve
8.
... discuss your
husband at length, you can ...
BB p.115,
To Wives
While you
need not
discuss
your
husband at
length,
you can
quietly let your
friends know the
nature of his
illness.
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