Thanks.
His entire life had been a cluster **** of drugs, alcohol and prison. He straightened out once he was diagnosed with liver cancer and stayed that way for 5 years. But once he got the transplant, he apparently saw it as a big reset button and went right back to being what he was before.
We spent hundreds of hours and tens of thousands of dollars supporting him, giving him a place to live and providing emotional support to get him the second chance of a transplant. In the end, he repaid us by taking a giant **** on all of it.