Step Five: Telling Your Story
By Hazelden Publishing
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About this ebook
This pamphlet is for those who want to pull themselves out of their fear, despondency, despair, or procrastination. It’s for those who want greater self-acceptance, healing of the past, and hope for a better future. It shows what has worked for many of us. Only you, with the help of your recovering friends and your Higher Power, can make a Fifth Step that sets you free and strengthens your recovery. This pamphlet outlines the process of first completing Step Four, then choosing a compassionate listener, telling your story, and finally letting go.
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Step Five - Hazelden Publishing
Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
—Step Five
INTRODUCTION
This pamphlet is for those who want to pull themselves out of their fear, despondency, despair, or procrastination. It’s for those who want greater self-acceptance, healing of the past, and hope for a better future. It shows what has worked for many of us.
Only you, with the help of your recovering friends and your Higher Power, can make a Fifth Step that sets you free and strengthens your recovery.
The following guidelines can help you in the process:
Understand the value of Step Five
Start with Step Four
Choose a compassionate listener
Tell your story
Let go and let God
Make the Fifth Step an ongoing
