LISTEN, SHARE AND PRAY
When working with a man and his family, you should take
care not to participate in their quarrels. You may
spoil your chance of being helpful if you do.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 100
When trying to help a fellow alcoholic, I’ve given in
to an impulse to give advice, and perhaps that’s
inevitable. But allowing others the right to be wrong
reaps its own benefits. The best I can do – and it
sounds easier than it is to put into practice – is to
listen, share personal experience, and pray for others.