[Magdalen] Heather Cook

[Jon Egger]

AA worked for me until my 7th year in.  Then the group started using the
bible instead of the big book and suddenly it was all about Jesus.  I
looked into other ways of staying sober and found Rational Recovery.  I
have kept myself sober since.  (Under the AA verbiage I have ten years on
11/19.)  RR speaks of the addictive voice and what we can do to put it away
where it belongs.


Grace and peace,
brud

On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 4:47 PM, Jim Guthrie <jguthrie at pipeline.com> wrote:

> That doesn't negate the need for an alcohol policy to be sure, but it can’t
>>> work if the strongest advocates come off as over the top. And that would
>>> be a
>>> real tragedy, I think.
>>>
>>
> Molly responded:
>
> In a word:  bullshit.  Or moose poop, if I'm going to be Canajun.
>>
>
> I find it disappointing that you think the failure to establish an alcohol
> policy, and the tragedy that result if it doesn’t happen as "bs"
>
> If you're responding to the part snipped, well, I think it proves my point.
>
> Jim,
>