From "Tolerance Keeps Us Sober:"

"Honesty with ourselves and others gets
us sober, but it is tolerance that keeps us
that way.
"Experience shows that few alcoholics
will long stay away from a group just because
they don't like the way it is run. Most
return and adjust themselves to whatever
conditions they must. Some go to a different
group, or form a new one.
"In other words, once an alcoholic fully
realizes that he cannot get well alone, he
will somehow find a way to get well and stay
well in the company of others."

c. 1967, As Bill Sees It, page 312

> "Experience shows that few alcoholics
> will long stay away from a group just because
> they don't like the way it is run. Most
> return and adjust themselves to whatever
> conditions they must.


listening?
take the hint and get some help hon!

"rosie readandpost" <readandpost@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> > "Experience shows that few alcoholics
> > will long stay away from a group just because
> > they don't like the way it is run. Most
> > return and adjust themselves to whatever
> > conditions they must.
>
>
> listening?
> take the hint and get some help hon!
>
> From: "rosie readandpost" <readandpostREMOVE@yahoo.com>

Message-ID: <mRyna.12368$Tg2.108018@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com>

>i learned that recovery is ONE ALCOHOLIC TALKING TO >ANOTHER, and NOT rosie
>talking to herself.

Talking to yourself again I see