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December
It is frequently distressing to observe the attitude of the slipee when he sobers up and endeavours to get back on the Program. Some apparently think it was something to be expected, others feel that it was a necessary part of their alcoholic education and that their slip makes them full-fledged members. Still others take the attitude of, “So I slipped, well, what the hell of it?”
They ignore entirely the fact that they have injured AA, as well as themselves. And how about the guys who had to neglect new men, possibly, in order to sober them up?
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