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“An in depth look at the writings, articles, letters and documents of Dr. William Duncan Silkworth, M.D. -also known as Silky.”
At Silkworth.net
Including resources like “The Doctors Opinion” letter, “To Whom It May Concern,” “The Little Doctor Who Loved Drunks,” his “RX For Sobriety,” and much more!
Dr. Silkworth, though he’ll never know I guess :-), endeared […]
“Nevertheless, I still thought I could control the situation, and there were periods of sobriety which renewed my wife’s hope.”
Pg. 5 The BB
“But what about the real alcoholic? He may start off as a moderate drinker; he may or may not become a continuous hard drinker; but at some stage of his drinking career he […]
I had seen this many years ago and had it bookmarked on another computer but hadn’t seen it for quite some time. I’d like to thank Sober Chick for BlogRolling it in her sidebar.
XA-Speakers
Directly from their FAQ’s;
Q. - What is XA-Speakers all about?
A. - “www.xa-speakers.org is a collection of recordings from speakermeetings, conventions and workshops […]
If Someone Were To Ask
“What is Alcoholics Anonymous?”
You might use this to answer them - The Preamble
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is […]
In the “Big Book,” on page 133, it says “We are sure God wants us to be happy, joyous, and free. We cannot subscribe to the belief that this life is a vale of tears, though it once was just that for many of us.”
The AA Grapevine has it’s own web site with valuable and […]
Oh, I suppose so… I know I have a tendency to get addicted to anything there are more than two of – including, I suspect, door knobs if they caught my attention in just the right way.
What sparked this question right now, however, is I realized I’ve spent way too much time this morning looking […]
I just discovered that Alcoholics Anonymous has put the whole Big Book online – in English, Spanish and French. The front matter is in html – regular web pages, and the chapters are each in a pdf file. (If you don’t have Adobe reader, you can get it for free.)
A great resource.
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