My father in law did just that - but "only" for 30 years, and instead drank 4-6 beers daily, after work. He was not that lucky, and was recently diagnosed with

My father in law did just that - but "only" for 30 years, and instead drank 4-6 beers daily, after work. He was not that lucky, and was recently diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver. Lost tens of pounds after they drained his belly of fluids - we'll have to see what happens next. So yes, some are lucky, others - not so much. Either way, why risk it? It's like with smokers, you'll find a bunch of 80-90 year olds that have smoked daily since they were 12, but lots of others didn't make it. As for OP, I have no idea what his drinking pattern is. But the only think that concerns me is the frequency of his drinks, especially if he's somewhat young. This is a pattern that can become hard to break out of, and can get worse with age.