Twelve Steps - Step Two - (pp. 25-33)
STEP TWO 26 At this juncture, his A.A. sponsor usually laughs. This, the newcomer thinks, is just about the last straw. This is the beginning of the end. And so it is: the beginning of the end of his old life, and the beginning of his emergence into a new one. His …
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