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The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Historical and Local Pamphlets/How-AA-Came-to-Los-Angeles.pdf (

actually here is something from silkworth https://silkworth.net/alcoholics-anonymous/early-maryland-aa-history-by-the-west-baltimore-group-of-alcoholics-anonymous/

its a shame that website is down now. i remember seeing a lot of good history there. maybe much of the same info is on silkworth.net? have you tried contacting Baltimore intergroup?

Dear Ric B.: Your original understanding that the two unnamed patients at the end of “The Doctor’s Opinion” were Hank Parkhurst and Fitz Mayo was correct. The purported “correct” answer of

Hello All, I have a 13-page pdf document on my computer called "Big Book Name and Date References [as] Compiled by Tony C. and Barefoot Bill." This is what that pdf says about various people

Also the www.bbsgsonj.com (BigBookStudyGroupSouthOrangeNewJersey) used to have some great history stuff but for last couple years it says Coming Soon Under Construction But nothing has shown

Ric, I'm in agreement with you that the two individuals in the Drs opinion were Hank P and Fitz M. I don't believe there is any significant controversy regarding the reference to Hank, as he was the

Does anyone know if the website for West Baltimore Group still exists? It used to be here: http://www.a-1associates.com/aa/ Here's a screenshot (taken from the Wayback Machine) James in Dallas

AAHistoryLovers, please help me clear this up for myself. I believe I've read in this forum but may be mistaken as I am having trouble searching for: the two alcoholics refered to at the end of Dr.

I should have referred to Schaberg's *Writing the Big Book*, pp. 566-67, which is the source for my belief. -- </br> In love & service,</br> Hugh Hyatt</br> ????+1 267.992.1297? (?voice,

If this is a follow up for me to my answers yesterday I am unable to answer this question. Sent from Mike’s pocket computer

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /2013-2016 AAHL Messages 896011542 (EDIT).pdf (

Look up August 4,5 and 8th 2021 AAHL.

Is that the same Dr. Howard who led the charge to take out the "you musts" in the Multilith Manuscript version?

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /2017 AAHL Messages.pdf (

There are two different psychiatrists on page 163 Second paragraph, the psychiatrist is I believe Dr. James Wainwright Howard Paragraph three, the chief psychiatrist is Dr Russell Blaisdell of

Who was the psychiatrist and person that they were talking about on page 163 inquiring minds want to know. Thank you all Sent from Yahoo Mail?from the badlands of NJ

Just thinking about it but you might want to check with the Akron Intergroup they might be able to help. -- Bob Hickey

I just checked the index in On the Tail of a Comet by Garth Lean and he isn't in there. -- Bob Hickey

Dave-- The slogan *“Think Think Think”* came from a AA picnic in New York One of the members was Brinkley Smithers, the son of the man who was CEO at IBM. The slogan for IBM was 'think think