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From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... patient.
BB
To Wives, p.105
2.
... patient.
BB
To Wives, p.118
Be patient.
3.
... patient and
would-be manager.
12&12
Tradition Seven, p.161
We had been presented with a hospital, and almost immediately the donor's son became its principal patient and would-be manager.
4.
... patient during
treatment.
BB
To Employers, p.144
We suggest you draw the book to the attention of the
doctor who is to attend your
patient during treatment.
5.
... patient, generous;
even modest and self-sacrificing.
BB
How It Works, p.61
6.
... patient had
made his own diagnosis, and ...
BB
The Doctor's Opinion, p.xxxi
The patient had made his own diagnosis, and deciding his situation hopeless, had hidden in a deserted barn determined to die.
7.
... patient improvement.
12&12
Step Six, p.65
8.
... patient's inner
resistance so that which is ...
BB
Appendix III, The Medical View on A.A., p.569
I now conceive the psychiatrist's job to be the
task of breaking down the patient's inner resistance so that
which is inside him will flower, as under the activity of the A.A. program."
9.
... patient is
able, while acutely depressed, realization ...
BB
To Employers, p.144
If the book is read the moment the patient is able, while acutely depressed, realization of his condition may come to him.
10.
... patient, realizing
they are dealing with a ...
BB
Working With Others, p.90
11.
... patient striving
may be necessary.
12&12
Step Twelve, p.118
12.
... patient the
truth about his condition, whatever ...
BB
To Employers, p.144
We hope the doctor will tell the patient the truth about his condition, whatever that
happens to be.
13.
... patient there.
BB
A Vision For You, p.162
14.
... patient to
accept any sort of treatment ...
BB
Appendix III, The Medical View on A.A., p.569
Dr. Harry M. Tiebout, psychiatrist:
"As a psychiatrist, I have thought a great deal about the relationship
of my specialty to A.A. and I
have come to the conclusion that our particular function can
very often lie in preparing the way for the patient to accept any sort of treatment or outside help.
15.
... patient waiting,
but it will be worth ...
BB
To Wives, p.112
16.
... patient who,
though he had been a ...
BB
The Doctor's Opinion, p.xxv
In late 1934 I attended a patient who, though he had been a competent businessman
of good earning capacity, was an alcoholic
of a type I had come to regard as hopeless.
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