[mmansfield]

Originally Posted by Exoroe ↗

My grandmother died from cirrhosis complication just this other week. Fascinating to see something related to it.
She died by puking and shitting blood. Her cirrhosis was bad at that point as she continued to drink and smoke as much as she could. She fainted and fell on the floor at home. There was assistants at her home that tried to revive her by giving her CPR and pushing(?) on her chest. She was fragile at that point, only weighed 39kgs and really small. Her ribs broke on different places when they gave her CPR which also resulted in her lungs being filled with blood. Doctors said that no matter what happens the cirrhosis have gone far enough to kill her that day and if she by any miracle would survive the broken ribs and most likely pneumonia would kill her. She was young, only 70 years old.

Insane how alcohol destroy our bodies, but we continue to use it. Disgusting.

How is 70 years young??

[Exoroe]

Originally Posted by mmansfield ↗

How is 70 years young??

Well considering that her mother is 93, alive and kicking its young for that side of my family!
Sorry for writing in a confusing manner. Should have made it more clear what I compare it to lol!

[gringo1965]

Originally Posted by Exoroe ↗

My grandmother died from cirrhosis complication just this other week. Fascinating to see something related to it.
She died by puking and shitting blood. Her cirrhosis was bad at that point as she continued to drink and smoke as much as she could. She fainted and fell on the floor at home. There was assistants at her home that tried to revive her by giving her CPR and pushing(?) on her chest. She was fragile at that point, only weighed 39kgs and really small. Her ribs broke on different places when they gave her CPR which also resulted in her lungs being filled with blood. Doctors said that no matter what happens the cirrhosis have gone far enough to kill her that day and if she by any miracle would survive the broken ribs and most likely pneumonia would kill her. She was young, only 70 years old.

Insane how alcohol destroy our bodies, but we continue to use it. Disgusting.

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How come no body mentions how
miserable these people must
of felt. I got into drinking
"" Fireball "" , OMFG !! What
a miserable hangover, ( Must be the sugar )
I mean , I can drink " Crown Royal " and
have absolutely no hangover.
Alcoholism is in my entire fathers side
of my family tree, even way back, when my
Great Grandfather joined the U.S. Navy at
the age of 14, as a cabin boy. Back then,
the entire crew was given a healthy
ration of booze.