Fear
For all its usual destructiveness, we have found that fear can be the starting point for better things. Fear can be a steppingstone to prudence
and a decent respect for others. It can point the path to justice, as well as to hate. And the more we have of respect and justice, the more we shall begin to find the love which can suffer much, and yet be freely given.
- Bill W., January 1962.
Reprinted from As Bill Sees It, Page 22, with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc. Thought to Ponder....
Fear is not an admission of weakness;
fear is an opportunity for courage.
Recovery Related Acronym
F E A R = Forgetting Everything's All Right