What is realistically going to happen ?

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My in laws have been alcoholics for years. I mean years, probably 10 or more. They drink beer from morning until night. They stayed with us for the past 4 days and together they drank a 24 pack a day. And get this. They weren’t drunk at all. That’s how used to it they are. They also only ate one of those days, and the entire time they did not drink a single cup of water. I know because I do the dishes and they didn’t use any cups. 
So I know this is obviously bad. They’re functional. They don’t appear drunk. They go to work every day. But they are obviously alcoholics. I have no experience with this. Someone tell me what is eventually realistically going to happen if this continues?

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They will likely die from cirrhosis. Liver disease. A pretty awful death frankly.

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There is a huge chance they can get very ill and possibly die from it. Or they may get lucky and manage to be ok. 🤷🏻‍♀️
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I mean my grandmother was an alcoholic for as long as I can remember until the day she died. And if you didn’t know that, you’d never be able to tell. She was a “functioning alcoholic.” She also smoked weed heavily everyday, even grew some plants. Vodka was her thing. Yet she lived a pretty long life and died of an aneurysm, not connected to her drinking at all. She got lucky, your in laws may not.

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That’s so insane. I can’t go a day without drinking 4 bottles or water or else I’ll get terrible migraines to where I can’t talk and literally don’t know what’s going on. I’m surprised they’re able function.

What is realistically going to happen ?

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