Is this true?...
Yeah, I was going to say, if you drink heavy enough and/or long enough you'll end up in a coffin or an incinerator. I suppose you may end up in a wheelchair on the way to the aforementioned destinations.
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One of my old drinking buddies will spend the rest of his life in a nursing home confined to a wheelchair. He had a series of strokes.He's only 50 now and it started at age 48.
Another one is forty five and just had his second hip replacement. That's also a common thing among alcoholics.
Another one is forty five and just had his second hip replacement. That's also a common thing among alcoholics.
My mother ended up in an assisted living facility in her early 50's. In a wheelchair. She couldn't feed herself, shower, wipe, or speak right. Luckily she regained those things over time. Not every one does. About 8 years later, her speech is still impacted a bit especially when she is tired.
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My mother ended up in an assisted living facility in her early 50's. In a wheelchair. She couldn't feed herself, shower, wipe, or speak right. Luckily she regained those things over time. Not every one does. About 8 years later, her speech is still impacted a bit especially when she is tired.
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