"Pablo L., an actor, undergoes detoxification at
Montevideo's Clinica del Prado in 1966, is given a copy of the Big
Book, and in turn seeks out an A.A. group to join. The closest is in
Buenos Aires, where he frequents A.A. meetings during an extended stay.
Returning home, he visits hospitals to carry the message. He then founds
ADEA (for Amigos del Enfermo Alcohlico, or friends of the alcoholic
patient), where alcoholics and their families share experiences. While
some aspects of the A.A. program are used, others-including
anonymity-are rejected. After A.A. Argentina urges ADEA to follow all
A.A. Traditions and to take the Fellowship's name, the issue is put to a
vote. The ayes have it, and on March 18, 1974, the first known
Uruguayan meeting of A.A. is held in Montevideo."
(AAWS Inc)
(see here)
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