April is National Alcohol Awareness Month. It was formed by Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) to raise Alcoholism awareness, as well as prevention and recovery education. Here at Recovery Arts (recoveryarts.com), we would like to share 100 AA Slogans as part of National Alcohol Awareness Month, in order to show support to AA Fellowship members and hopefully give inspiration to future members who are thinking of joining but still on the fence. Enjoy and have a great National Alcohol Awareness Month.
100 AA Slogans –
1. easy does it
2. first things first
3. live and let live
4. but for the grace of god
5. think……think…….think
6. one day at time
7. let go and let god
8. kiss—keep it simple stupid
9. act as if………
10. this too shall pass
11. expect miracles
12. i can’t ………he can……….i think i’ll let him (steps 1,2,3)
13. if it works………don’t fix it
14. keep coming back……….it works if you work it
15. stick with the winners
16. keep right size
17. sobriety is a journey ……….not a destination
18. faith without works is dead
19. poor me…..poor me…………pour me another drink
20. to thine own self be true
21. I came;I came to;I came to believe (steps 1,2,3)
22. live in the NOW
23. if god seems far away, who moved ?
24. turn it over
25. aa=altered attitudes
26. nothing is so bad, a drink won’t make it worse
27. we are only as sick as our secrets
28. there are no coincidences in aa
29. be part of the solution, not the problem
30. sponsors: have one—–use one—–be one
31. I can’t handle it god; you take over
32. keep an open mind
33. it works ——-it really does ! (page 88,line 8 in the big book)
34. willingness is the key
35. more will be revealed
36. you will intuitively know
37. you will be amazed
38. no pain………no gain
39. go for it
40. keep the plug in the jug
41. do it sober
42. let it begin with me
43. just for today
44. sober `n` crazy
45. pass it on
46. it’s in the book
47. you either is——-or you ain’t
48. before you say: i can’t …………say i’ll try
49. don’t quit 5 minutes before the miracle happens
50. some of us our sicker than others
51. we’re all here because we’re not all there
52. alcoholism is an equal opportunity destroyer
53. practice an attitude of gratitude
54. the road to sobriety is a simple journey for confused people with a complicated disease
55. another friend of bill w.’s
56. god is never late
57. have a good day unless of course u have made other plans
58. decisions aren’t forever
59. it takes time
60. 90 meetings in 90 days………90/90
61. you are not alone
62. where you go …….there you are
63. don’t drink,read the big book,and go to meetings
64. use the 24-hour plan
65. make use of the telephone therapy
66. stay sober for yourself
67. look for similarities rather than differences
68. remember your last drunk
69. remember that alcoholism is incurable,progressive, and fatal
70. try not place conditions on your sobriety
71. when all else fails, follow directions
72. count your blessings
73. share your happiness
74. respect the anonymity of others
75. share your pain
76. let go of old ideas
77. try to replace guilt with gratitude
78. what goes around, comes around
79. change is a process, not an event
80. take the cotton out of your ears and put it in your mouth
81. call your sponsor before, not after, you take the first drink
82. sick and tired of being sick and tired
83. it’s the first drink that gets you drunk
84. to keep it, you have to give it away
85. man’s extremity is god’s opportunity
86. the price for serenity and sanity is self-sacrifice
87. one alcoholic talking to another………..one equals one
88. take what you can use and leave the rest
89. what if……..
90. yeah but………
91. if only………
92. help is only a phone call away
93. around aa or in aa?
94. you can’t give away what you don’t have
95. one drink is too many and thousand not enough
96. keep coming back—kcb
97. anger is but one letter away from danger
98. courage to change
99. easy does it, but do it
100. bring the body and the mind will follow