Closed Discussions?
Hi azkatza,welcome to the forum.
It depends.Are you an alcoholic or do you think you might have a drinking problem ?
If the answer to this question is yes,then you may attend both meetings.
However if you do not have a drinking problem and are really only interested in learning more about AA and how it works then I suggest that you attend an "open" meeting.
Peter.
It depends.Are you an alcoholic or do you think you might have a drinking problem ?
If the answer to this question is yes,then you may attend both meetings.
However if you do not have a drinking problem and are really only interested in learning more about AA and how it works then I suggest that you attend an "open" meeting.
Peter.
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Thanks, Peter. I know that I am an alcoholic, but have yet to seek any treatment. I thought that was what "closed discussion" meant (that it was only for true alcoholics,) but I wanted to berify before I showed up. The location and time of this closed discussion are the most convenient for my work schedule and I was hoping to go. I just wanted to make sure I was going to the correct meeting.
Azkatza,
Here's a link to a Big Book quote that I know holds true
for me....
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...hreadid=10060.
Hope your meeting went well...please keep sharing..
Blessings,
Vinnie
Here's a link to a Big Book quote that I know holds true
for me....
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...hreadid=10060.
Hope your meeting went well...please keep sharing..
Blessings,
Vinnie
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