Any heavy drinkers in here?

[FaTaL]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2470134/Liver-cirrhosis-binge-drinking-look-pregnant.html

When Jo goes on a bus, people give up their seat for her and strangers stop to ask when her baby is due.

Aged 35 and appearing heavily pregnant, it’s easy to see why.

But the story behind Jo’s large stomach is more sinister – alcohol addiction.

Excessive drinking has caused her liver to become so damaged that fluid has built up in her abdomen.

 

[Boy C]

That is gross!

 

[Chill]

Good thing I only drink socially.

 

[Boy C]

Jo developed liver cirrhosis after drinking three bottles of wine every day

Shoulda smoked some weed to make the effects of alcohol greater thus drinking less

 

[FaTaL]

Shoulda smoked some weed to make the effects of alcohol greater thus drinking less

how the fuk you afford that in the first place?

daaaaaaaaamn

 

[Boy C]

Ha. Probably cheap wine. Could be only -$30/day

One of those photos is really gross. Draining the fluids

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

how the fuk you afford that in the first place?

daaaaaaaaamn

Ummmm.........

None of these cost more than $3/ea. I used to pick 'em up for about $1.50/ea. back in the day.
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[Boy C]

More like.. how does she have the time/life to stay drunk through-out the day? Can't be drinking at school or the work place

 

[FaTaL]

More like.. how does she have the time/life to stay drunk through-out the day? Can't be drinking at school or the work place

she worked at a bar

 

[Boy C]

she worked at a bar

Gotcha. Didn't get that far into the article LOL

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

 

[Anothergirl]

i love wine ...but only a glass or so a day with dinner. (not now obviously)

 

[The 2020 New Member]

i guess there are advantages to the pint over the handle. drinkin is normal for me just about everyday, not getting smashed like that though. i do go on benders. that's some shyt to think about.

 

[FaTaL]

Gotcha. Didn't get that far into the article LOL

Jo is now sober but the damage done to her liver is irreversible. As the fluid accumulates between hospital visits, she struggles to walk or dress herself.

Now living back with her mother who cares for her, she is forbidden from having a bank card in case she buys alcohol and is locked inside the house when her mother Ann is out.

Ann explains that she was forced to take her daughter in after visiting her flat and seeing empty bottles piled high in the window.

 

[Boy C]