Alcoholics Anonymous Galway

"The real significance of my experience in the Cathedral burst upon me. For a brief moment, I had needed
and wanted God. There had been a humble willingness to have Him with me—and He came."

Alcoholics Anonymous, PG12

Remember, there is no disgrace in facing up to the fact that you have a problem.

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Classic recovery snippets from the first 100 recovered alcoholics and the experience, strength and hope it contains!

"I know that my victory is none of my human doing. I know that I must keep myself worthy of Divine help. And the
glorious thing is this: I am free, I am happy, and perhaps I am going to have the blessed opportunity of "passing it on."
I say in all reverence-Amen."

Alcoholics Anonymous - First Edition Stories. PG12



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"It was only a matter of being willing to believe in a Power greater than myself. Nothing more was required of me to make my beginning. I saw that growth could
start from that point. Upon a foundation of complete willingness I might build what I saw in my friend. Would I have it? Of course I would!"

Alcoholics Anonymous, PG12

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Classic recovery snippets from the first 100 recovered alcoholics and the experience, strength and hope it contains!

"Gradually I found at parties the service was a little slow; the rest of the crowd being pretty happy and carefree after the
second round. My reaction was inclined to be just the opposite. Something had to be done about that so I'd just help
myself to a fast one, sometimes openly, but as time went on and my need became more acute, I often did it on the quiet."

Alcoholics Anonymous - First Edition Stories. PG10

 

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"It hadn’t even come to mind.
Someone had pushed a drink my way, and I had taken it. Was I crazy? I began to wonder, for such an appalling lack of perspective seemed near being just that."

Alcoholics Anonymous, PG5

 

You're not alone...

"The tremendous fact for every one of us is that we have discovered a common solution. We have a way out on which we can absolutely agree, and upon which
we can join in brotherly and harmonious action."

Alcoholics Anonymous, PG17

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Classic recovery snippets from the first 100 recovered alcoholics and the experience, strength and hope it contains!

"The second step came when I first consciously wished to believe. As a result of this experience I am convinced that to seek is to find, to ask is to be given. The day never passes that I do not silently cry out in thankfulness., not merely for my release from alcohol, but even
more for a change that has given life new meaning, dignity, and beauty."

Alcoholics Anonymous - First Edition Stories

holism

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"We talked of intolerance, while we were intolerant ourselves. We missed the reality and the beauty of the forest because we were diverted by the ugliness of some its trees."

Alcoholics Anonymous, PG50

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"On one proposition, however, these men and women are strikingly agreed. Every one of them has gained access to, and believe in, a Power greater than himself. This Power has in each case accomplished the miraculous, the humanly impossible."

Alcoholics Anonymous, PG50

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Classic recovery snippets from the first 100 recovered alcoholics and the experience, strength and hope it contains!

"From that day years ago, I gave, still give and always will give time everyday to read the word of God and let Him do
all the caring. Who am I to try to run myself or anyone else?"

Alcoholics Anonymous - First Edition Stories
 


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