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From the books  ...  Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)


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1.
  ... mother.  BB To Wives, p.106
Perhaps at this point we got a divorce and took the children home to father and mother.


2.
  ... mother.  BB The Family Afterward, p.134
Without saying so, they may cordially hate him for what he has done to them and to their mother.


3.
  ... mother and children demand that he stay ...  BB The Family Afterward, p.131
Instead of developing new channels of activity for themselves, mother and children demand that he stay home and make up the deficiency.


4.
  ... mother and children don't think so.  BB The Family Afterward, p.126
Sometimes mother and children don't think so.


5.
  ... mother and children will see they ask ...  BB The Family Afterward, p.127
Little by little, mother and children will see they ask too much, and father will see he gives too little.


6.
  ... mother and father who see their son ...  BB To Wives, p.104
But for every man who drinks others are involved -- the wife who trembles in fear of the next debauch; the mother and father who see their son wasting away.


7.
  ... mother became head of the house.  BB The Family Afterward, p.130
Liquor incapacitated father for so many years that mother became head of the house.


8.
  ... Mother's Day and I had come home ...  BB Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.179
It was the day before Mother's Day and I had come home plastered, carrying a big potted plant which I set down on the table and forthwith went upstairs and passed out.


9.
  ... mother has accepted dad's new way of ...  BB The Family Afterward, p.134
This may hang on for months, long after their mother has accepted dad's new way of living and thinking.


10.
  ... mother I was placed in a nationally-known ...  BB Bill's Story, p.7
My brother-in-law is a physician, and through his kindness and that of my mother I was placed in a nationally-known hospital for the mental and physical rehabilitation of alcoholics.


11.
  ... mother-in-law died, my wife and father-in-law became ...  BB Bill's Story, p.5
The house was taken over by the mortgage holder, my mother-in-law died, my wife and father-in-law became ill.


12.
  Mother made all the plans and gave ...  BB The Family Afterward, p.131
Mother made all the plans and gave the directions.


13.
  Mother may complain of inattention.  BB The Family Afterward, p.126
Mother may complain of inattention.


14.
  ... mother of an erring boy.  12&12 Step Twelve, p.118
Very gradually, and usually without any realization of the fact, the wife is forced to become the mother of an erring boy.


15.
  ... mother, through no fault of her own, ...  BB The Family Afterward, p.131
Thus mother, through no fault of her own, became accustomed to wearing the family trousers.


16.
  ... mother were considerably above the average in ...  BB Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.172
Both father and mother were considerably above the average in intelligence.


17.
  ... mother were most active in church affairs.  BB Doctor Bob's Nightmare, p.171
My father was a professional man of recognized ability and both my father and mother were most active in church affairs.


18.
  ... mother, who has been religious all her ...  BB The Family Afterward, p.128
He may tell mother, who has been religious all her life, that she doesn't know what it's all about, and that she had better get his brand of spirituality while there is yet time.


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