12 Steps of AA - Step 1 - Understand and Complete One Step At A Time in Recovery with Alcoholics Anonymous

by Anonymous

This book is dedicated to Step One in the Twelve Steps of Recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous. In Step 1 you will discover what to watch out for and what can help you. If will power is possible or not. If being "hungry, angry, lonely, or tired" is a signpost of drinking. The 12 Steps of Recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous are responsible for the restoration of families, jobs, homes and relationships. Not to mention the ability for a person with the disease of alcoholism to stay sober. As per the saying The longest journey begins with the first step, this step opens the door to the man or woman looking to begin their journey to freedom. This book will show the full impact behind Step One for the person who has alcoholism. If you enjoy the guide and decide you would like all 12, I have placed all of them in one package at more than 50% off. That way if you bought a few guides and then want them all, you will still be saving money. You can click on the author link to get it. There is a link for it in this book as well.

20 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 25, 2013

About the author

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See also: Anonymous

Reviews

[kathy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick read

Good explanation of the first step. Knowing I've got spiritual malady can be the answer on how I can do better.

[Joseph Workman · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good basic review of aa step onr

Easy read that is a summary and basic review of the information on the big book and the other aa literature.

[Jim Fitzpatrick · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent overview

Easy to read. Breaks Step 1 down into clear and concise language. Good for beginner or veteran AA member. Thanks