Script
The BA Meeting
Audio: Deep Blue BA Meeting #324 Transcribed: July 1, 2021 [00.00] Amahle: Good evening everybody. Hello there, I’m Amahle and I am the counsellor that will take us through tonight’s group session. So, to start off this week’s Biters Anonymous meeting, I would like to thank you and to welcome you all for making it down tonight, especially with the terrible weather we’ve been having. And I’d like to give a very warm welcome to the new face in the room. Would you like to introduce yourself?
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By Allison Keller5 years ago in Fiction
