"condition" in the Big Book

It was years since I could remember his coming to New York in that condition.

Doubtless you are curious to discover how and why, in the face of expert opinion to the contrary, we have recovered from a hopeless condition of mind and body.

His physical and mental condition were unusually good.

It may be worth a bad case of jitters if you get a full knowledge of your condition.

He agreed he was a real alcoholic and in a serious condition.

For a few days he was depressed about his condition.

They piled on me heaps of evidence to the effect that an alcoholic mentality, such as I had exhibited in Washington, was a hopeless condition.

But the moment I made up my mind to go through with the process, I had the curious feeling that my alcoholic condition was relieved, as in fact it proved to be.

Under no condition do we criticize such a person or argue.

That is how we react so long as we keep in fit spiritual condition.

What we really have is a daily reprieve contingent on the maintenance of our spiritual condition.

Get an idea of his behavior, his problems, his background, the seriousness of his condition, and his religious leanings.

The family may object to this, but unless he is in a dangerous physical condition, it is better to risk it.

Show him, from your own experience, how the queer mental condition surrounding that first drink prevents normal functioning of the will power.

tirely admitted his condition, he has become very curious to know how you got well.

The only condition is that he trust in God and clean house.

Talk about his condition or this book only when he raises the issue.

If he is already committed to an institution, but can convince you and your doctor that he means business, give him a chance to try our method, unless the doctor thinks his mental condition too abnormal or dangerous.

Cessation of drinking is but the first step away from a highly strained, abnormal condition.

This is a condition which, in ordinary life, would produce untold grief; there might be scandalous gossip, laughter at the expense of other people, and a tendency to take advantage of intimate information.

There should be no hesitancy in consulting a doctor or psychologist if the condition persists.

Your man will fare better if placed in such physical condition that he can think straight and no longer craves liquor.

If the book is read the moment the patient is able, while acutely depressed, realization of his condition may come to him.

We hope the doctor will tell the patient the truth about his condition, whatever that happens to be.