East Coast Convention - 2019
Sandy B. reads through the final chapter of the Big Book mapping out the transition from the 'hideous four horsemen' of terror bewilderment frustration and despair to the 'road of happy destiny.' The narrative traces the early days of the fellowship in Akron and New York detailing the gritty reality of the first few members—a lawyer who beat up nurses and a 'devil-may-care' youth—who found a way out through spiritual surrender. Sandy B. emphasizes that the fellowship is the only viable substitute for the alcohol describing the early meetings as 'havens' where social distinctions and petty rivalries are laughed out of countenance. The arc moves from the isolation of the 'sinking ship' to a global network of support arguing that the only way to stay sober is to give away what was found to the next sick person.
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