– Working the A.A. program showed this alcoholic how to get from geographics to gratitude.
I began the process of speeding up the day when life would end. My doctor has six or seven suicide attempts on my medical records. Most were pitiful efforts to reach out for help, although I didn’t see it at the time. My last such attempt was very public and demonstrated that I had lost touch with reality and with any sense of what my actions could do to others.
Big Book -Alcoholics Anonymous- ON THE MOVE - p. 488
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