Quote: (11-16-2018 07:31 PM)Atlanta Man Wrote:
The new medical guidelines this year include a more aggressive alcohol screen- but lets not confine this to women. During my rotations I was alarmed at the amount of men in their late 20s-early 30s with alcohol related liver failure- It was primarily white men which was why it was so weird. They all had the same story-Unmarried, at least college educated many with graduate school, constantly getting smashed off cheap whiskey, wake up to work with Adderall go to sleep blackout drunk with sleeping pills. The majority of these men where employed and lived either in very small apartments or with parents-most were also underemployed.
Yep.
Know a guy who is probably close to 30. I'd say 32y/o at the most. Is intelligent enough to work in a field that requires scoring higher on an aptitude test than most.
Yet is not wise enough to stop drinking, even after a doctor advised him that he has ruined his liver & should stop drinking.
I recall he said the damage was not permanent, so a temporary time-frame of sobriety would be enough to return his liver to a somewhat normal state, but no...
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