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"We needed to concede to our innermost selves that we were alcoholic. This is the first step in recovery…"

But what does it mean to be alcoholic? The book "Alcoholics Anonymous" explains it simply.
It asks us two questions:

"If, when you honestly want to, you find you cannot quit entirely, or if when drinking, you have little control over the amount you take, you are probably alcoholic."

The main purpose of A. A. is to recover from a state of mind and body that destroys and kills both. A.A., whether it is the steps, the individual, the group, or the basic text is dedicated to this single purpose.

If you or someone you care about has a problem with alcohol, please contact your nearest AA Intergroup or go to the Alcoholics Anonymous website.
We are willing to help.

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The box below gives a summary of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous from the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (©1994 Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc).

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Click the numbers of the clock to view each step.

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The Big Book Search Engine

For those Big Book fans out there...
Finding just the reading you are looking for in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous can be a daunting task.
The Big Book Search Engine can be of great assistance in locating that elusive passage.

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Big Book Step Map If you are working a particular step, it pays to know where to find it in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.  The Big Book Step Map is just the right size to double as a book mark, while providing a layout of where to read about the steps in the Big Book.  Click here to download the Rich Text version of the Big Book Step Map bookmarks.  This file contains both a full size, and a miniature for "pocket sized" books.

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A treatment center is where you go and pay $15,000 to find out that AA meetings are free. -From “Intergroup Concerns” – Winter 2003 Submit your own message to: recovery@Fusion13.com All messages subject to screening

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Working step four?

Looking for ideas about how you carry this out with that "searching and fearless" vigor?
The Worksheets listed below not A.A. approved material, but has been found to be very helpful as an aid to working a complete inventory. Be painstakingly honest, and remember to work each column top to bottom as noted on pages 64 through 70 in the Big Book.

Click the links to download the Fourth Step Worksheets.

Fourth Step Worksheet submitted by Pat D.

Fourth Step Worksheep from Open-Mind.org

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