Im lost. Last post by Larry that I see says two weeks, then two posts indicating condolences.

If she is still alive, the best thing she and you can do is for YOU to go to a local AA meetings, find some new people, and bring them to visit her. Every day they stay sober, they should go and visit her and thank her for it.

The ONLY thing anyone gains from past alcoholism is using their experience to help others stay sober.

It could give her the most uplifting moments possible during her final days.

Im sorry for your grief, I lost my mom at age 13 to chirosis.

I had beginning symptoms at age 30.

Now sober 18 years

My deep condolences. My grandma dies of liver cancer. She was gone within six weeks of her diagnoses, so I know the shock you must feel. It was one of the saddest events of my life, sorry you have to go thru the same.

With deepest regret and sorrow, I inform you that she passed away at 7:30pm on Thursday March 17th. She died in her bed with all of her family by her side. She was only 46 years old. Thru marriage I am related to Larry and I was amongst her family as she passed. It was very sad.

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Frank
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My sincerest condolences and a wish for an amelioration to your grief.

It would not be out of place to wish that others of your kin may perhaps profit by this terrible example of which some of my own family have fallen victim.

Please accept this in all love and sincerity from one who has been there.

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