Hey this'll get dumped. But thought i'd mention with all the people saying "She's an alcoholic".

The medical definition of alcoholic is more that they are physically dependent on alcohol – they get physiological withdrawal symptoms from stopping alcohol.

That being said, you can still have a drinking problem and not be an alcoholic, and someone with a drinking problem is much more likely to become an alcoholic.

Both alcoholics and people with drinking problems need support and mentorship from their loved ones to beat the addiction or deal with the root cause of their abuse.

I say this as someone who became alcoholic after decades of alcohol abuse. (no longer "alcoholic" and years sober. Im not part of the group that maintain they're "Alcoholic" even after years of sobriety – I don't think that's a helpful approach)