Step Work

so lost · so lost

Hi All, I am here on the reccommendation of a close friend in AA who feels this may help me out. I don't know where to begin or even if I am in the right place. Can somoene please help me out as to where I can begin... ty

Wantneeda · Wantneeda

Ain't no sunshine when she's gone...Van morrison I was the first born...my parents met young and married as a result of my coming into the world. Both my parents are alcoholics.Not to mention their parents before them. My parents split when i was 3...just before my little sis was born. My f...

powerless · powerless

I found the step work for some of the other steps, but not stap two. Will someone please be kind enough to post the workbook work for the step two. I can't afford to buy the workbook just yet. Thank you

Jelyan · Jelyan

hi, Im new to the board.I honestly dont understand the twelve steps, but am trying very hard to. what I am wondering here, after reading what I have. How long does one work on a step ? I know You must go at your own pace, but How do you know when to say ok, I should move on to next step ? &...

powerless · powerless

Step One: I am powerless of ------ and his addiction. I am powerless over the words, thoughts and actions of others. My life has become unmanageable. (Are you powerless over a lot of what happens in your life? What specifically are you powerless about? What do you feel you have power over...

Lanchas · Lanchas

If I still watch how much my A drinks then does that mean I have not admitted that I am powerless over alcohol or what? How would you define life as unmanageable? I do my everyday "normal" things but my parents(who are both As) argue all the time....so would my life be considered manageable...

lori · lori

Hey all! I am new to all this if anyone can help me out it would be appreciated. I am 35 years of age. Thanks, lori

powerless · powerless

I admit that I am powerless of my husband and his addiction. My life has become unmanageable. I amnot sure if I truly fell in love with my husband or if I fell in love with the potential I saw in him. When he didn't meet his fullest potential as I thought he should, I felt my respect for hi...

Shirley · Shirley

  We admitted we were powerless over the abuse, the effects of the abuse and that our lives had become unmanageable. I was only a child, my sister was only a child when she would push me down the stairs, but she was an adult and kn...

nycbt · nycbt

Hi I am new to this step board. I have finished step one which took alot of hard work to do. I had to admit that I was powerless and couldn't control what my husband is doing. Even though I moved to step two I still am struggle with letting go of control. Since I started Alanon I have been able tolet go better. ...

cheri · cheri

I was raised by non-drinkers, the 2nd child of 5. Our whole life was centered on family and church, and I always felt misplaced. Because alcohol was never around, I became obsessed with the idea of drinking. When I was over at a friends house whose parents drank, I liked to smell the beer, look at the bott...

cheri · cheri

Practical experience shows that nothing will so much insure immunity from drinking as intensive work with other alcoholics. It works when other activities fail. This is our twelfth suggestion: Carry this message to other alcoholics! You can help them when no one else can. You can secure their conf...

Wantneeda · Wantneeda

so....is it step 1 for alanon only or is AA going to start step 1 to??I'm raring to go!!!

cheri · cheri

--We admitted we were powerless over alcohol-that our lives had become unmanageable.-- We know that little good can come to any alcoholic who joins AA unless he has first accepted his devastating weakness and all its consequences. Until he so humbles himself, his sobriety-if any-will be precar...

dot · dot

Step One - Admitted we were powerless over alcohol -- that our lives had become unmanageable. From: How Al-Anon Works for Families and Friends of Alcoholics pg. 46. (copyright 1997, by Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. Limited use by express written permission of Al-Anon Family Group H...

lyonslayr · lyonslayr

Ive been working on my step one for alanon and Ive found the book Paths to Recovery and good solid help. Specific questions for each of the steps. I doing my step one after being confused about how to do it till I got the book. Hope this helps. Lyonslayr

amanda2u2 · amanda2u2

"We looked for an easier, softer way, but found that there was none." The Big Book says that many people think, at first, that this program is too hard,,, and we balk at 'rigorous' honesty, 'willingness' to do it 100 %. We think maybe we can skip a couple of the Steps that are especi...

Wantneeda · Wantneeda

I look forward to working the 12 steps with y'all!! When are you starting step 1? \\//peace, Wendy

dot · dot

Step Twelve - Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to others, and practice these principals in all our affairs. Have I experienced a spiritual ewakening? Describe. What are different ways I can carry this message to others? Did I s...

dot · dot

Step Twelve - Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to others, and to practice these principals in all our affairs. When I came to Al-Anon I didn't want a spiritual experience. All I wanted was for smeone to tell me how to help the a not drink. ...

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	I really am so lost (Preview) Hi All, I am here on the reccommendation of a close friend in AA who feels this may help me out. I don't know where to begin or even if I am in the right place. Can somoene please help me out as to where I can begin... ty	so lost	6	1102	May 23, 2005 by dot
	AA Step 1 share (Preview) Ain't no sunshine when she's gone...Van morrison I was the first born...my parents met young and married as a result of my coming into the world. Both my parents are alcoholics.Not to mention their parents before them. My parents split when i was 3...just before my little sis was born. My f...	Wantneeda	5	1407	May 22, 2005 by Wantneeda
	Step Two Step Work? (Preview) I found the step work for some of the other steps, but not stap two. Will someone please be kind enough to post the workbook work for the step two. I can't afford to buy the workbook just yet. Thank you	powerless	1	1004	May 21, 2005 by cheri
	steps (Preview) hi, Im new to the board.I honestly dont understand the twelve steps, but am trying very hard to. what I am wondering here, after reading what I have. How long does one work on a step ? I know You must go at your own pace, but How do you know when to say ok, I should move on to next step ? &...	Jelyan	4	1046	May 20, 2005 by Jelyan
	Step One Share (Preview) *Step One: I am powerless of ------ and his addiction. I am powerless over the words, thoughts and actions of others. My life has become unmanageable.* (Are you powerless over a lot of what happens in your life? What specifically are you powerless about? What do you feel you have power over...	powerless	0	1295	May 20, 2005 by powerless
	Trying to work with step one (Preview) If I still watch how much my A drinks then does that mean I have not admitted that I am powerless over alcohol or what? How would you define life as unmanageable? I do my everyday "normal" things but my parents(who are both As) argue all the time....so would my life be considered manageable...	Lanchas	3	1145	May 19, 2005 by Lanchas
	newcomer (Preview) Hey all! I am new to all this if anyone can help me out it would be appreciated. I am 35 years of age. Thanks, lori	lori	4	1038	May 19, 2005 by lori
	Step One (Preview) I admit that I am powerless of my husband and his addiction. My life has become unmanageable. I amnot sure if I truly fell in love with my husband or if I fell in love with the potential I saw in him. When he didn't meet his fullest potential as I thought he should, I felt my respect for hi...	powerless	1	1066	May 19, 2005 by nycbt
	Step One (Preview)   We admitted we were powerless over the abuse, the effects of the abuse and that our lives had become unmanageable. I was only a child, my sister was only a child when she would push me down the stairs, but she was an adult and kn...	Shirley	1	1137	May 19, 2005 by nycbt
	my first post (Preview) Hi I am new to this step board. I have finished step one which took alot of hard work to do. I had to admit that I was powerless and couldn't control what my husband is doing. Even though I moved to step two I still am struggle with letting go of control. Since I started Alanon I have been able tolet go better. ...	nycbt	0	930	May 19, 2005 by nycbt
	Step one share (Preview) I was raised by non-drinkers, the 2nd child of 5. Our whole life was centered on family and church, and I always felt misplaced. Because alcohol was never around, I became obsessed with the idea of drinking. When I was over at a friends house whose parents drank, I liked to smell the beer, look at the bott...	cheri	1	1263	May 19, 2005 by Wantneeda
	Step 12--AA (Preview) Practical experience shows that nothing will so much insure immunity from drinking as intensive work with other alcoholics. It works when other activities fail. This is our twelfth suggestion: Carry this message to other alcoholics! You can help them when no one else can. You can secure their conf...	cheri	2	1088	May 17, 2005 by lostone
	Step 1? (Preview) so....is it step 1 for alanon only or is AA going to start step 1 to??I'm raring to go!!!	Wantneeda	5	1205	May 16, 2005 by Wantneeda
	Step One--AA (Preview) --We admitted we were powerless over alcohol-that our lives had become unmanageable.-- We know that little good can come to any alcoholic who joins AA unless he has first accepted his devastating weakness and all its consequences. Until he so humbles himself, his sobriety-if any-will be precar...	cheri	2	1458	May 16, 2005 by amanda2u2
	Step One - Al-Anon (Preview) Step One - Admitted we were powerless over alcohol -- that our lives had become unmanageable. From: How Al-Anon Works for Families and Friends of Alcoholics pg. 46. (copyright 1997, by Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. Limited use by express written permission of Al-Anon Family Group H...	dot	1	1171	May 16, 2005 by Midnight
	Step 1 (Preview) Ive been working on my step one for alanon and Ive found the book Paths to Recovery and good solid help. Specific questions for each of the steps. I doing my step one after being confused about how to do it till I got the book. Hope this helps. Lyonslayr	lyonslayr	2	1181	May 15, 2005 by JanB
	an easier, softer way (Preview) *"We looked for an easier, softer way, but found that there was none."* The Big Book says that many people think, at first, that this program is too hard,,, and we balk at 'rigorous' honesty, 'willingness' to do it 100 %. We think maybe we can skip a couple of the Steps that are especi...	amanda2u2	3	2608	May 14, 2005 by GammyRose
	Thanks for the invitation (Preview) I look forward to working the 12 steps with y'all!! When are you starting step 1? \\//peace, Wendy	Wantneeda	3	855	May 9, 2005 by dot
	Step Twelve Questions (Preview) Step Twelve - Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to others, and practice these principals in all our affairs. Have I experienced a spiritual ewakening? Describe. What are different ways I can carry this message to others? Did I s...	dot	0	1092	May 8, 2005 by dot
	Step Twelve share (Preview) Step Twelve - Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these Steps, we tried to carry this message to others, and to practice these principals in all our affairs. When I came to Al-Anon I didn't want a spiritual experience. All I wanted was for smeone to tell me how to help the a not drink. ...	dot	1	931	May 7, 2005 by amanda2u2
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Learn how the 12 Steps work. Participate in your own recovery as well as the recovery of others, by being active on this board as we go through the 12 Steps of recovery together! We discuss each of the Twelve Steps In the order they are written, one step at a time, every two weeks.