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Previously on "OK, which one of you signed up as doodab's liver?"
Henry is 35. He started drinking heavily with the Rugby Club at University and continued to see his friends at the pub where he drank up to five pints of strong lager three times a week (45 units of alcohol a week). Henry went on a ‘bender’ with friends abroad, drinking day and night for nearly a week. Afterwards he didn’t feel good and his friends noticed he looked a bit yellow. Henry’s doctor admitted him to hospital at once where he was treated for severe alcoholic hepatitis. Despite attempts to save him, Henry was among the one in 10 people who die despite treatment.
I've felt dodgy since the bbq on sunday. Hard to know if it's due to too much beer, food poisoning, sun stroke, or a bit of all three. I usually have to pay to go abroad to feel like this.
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