| 1 year ago :: Apr 04, 2012 - 9:05AM #1 | |
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This is a topic which has bothered me for a long time. Do we in recovery have an obligation to ourselves and society at large to become temperance crusaders or at least lend our support to the cause? The AA literature is somewhat ambiguous about this, but the Traditions are very clear that we don't let the AA name itself be allied with such efforts. |
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| 11 months ago :: Jul 13, 2012 - 8:00PM #2 | |
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Amen Brother.. Wellness police in my state have polluted the message of AA with court enforced attendance against the basic rights of the individual.. What I get slammed with in AA is snake infested brood of vipers.. Most of the old timers don't show up anymore..
Sister Mary Mercyless and the Powerpuff Girls takes up their throne and attempt to enforce their doubled dipped broken record of the serenity prayer in the meetings, taking a power dump on the our Father prayer. And then you have Mo Jo Joe Joe and his agnostic squad step in and cancel out any belief in the twelve steps of AA.
Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions ever reminding us to place principles before personalities..
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| 8 months ago :: Oct 18, 2012 - 10:59AM #3 | |
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After reading the OP article I wonder about HIPAA rules here in the USA. Do dentists also come under the rules of HIPAA? They are doctors, so I believe they would. So what really could dentists do with the information if "they believe" a patient is abusing alcohol? This may work in Britain, but because of HIPAA I don't think it will happen in the USA.
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