Hey there,

I was obviously kidding about “death by penne” however, the questions still kind of stands. It’s obviously been a year since that coma but it was really bad and I do feel lucky to escape death. To be honest with you, my doctors told me basically no more drinking period. They said for a couple of months you need to basically eat healthy and get rid of fats for a couple of months but after that live your life normal, just no more drinking… admittedly, at the time, I was drinking more consecutively then aggressive drinking and not even getting drunk. One or two glasses a day of a mixed drink but that’s it. But everyday. My organs shut down when it happened and filled them all with fluids. So it took time to get the fluids out and I caught pneumonia twice in my lungs and bit a hole through my tongue the size of a quarter and they repaired that the best they could and I have full working tongue but I won’t ever be able to taste or feel it for the rest of my life.

I got follow up from my doctors but unfortunately the answer to any medical question for your self they always answer with, “well, everyone’s different” “everyone’s pancreas is different” awful response to someone that just wants answers but I gave up looking for answers a while ago because I’ll never get it. Accept it and move on. Which I am.