The liver can repair itself, so you might be okay. There is nothing else to do now but take deep calming breaths if you are feeling overwhelmed. Maybe watch a movie or do an activity that you find relacing.

Great job on staying sober! You should feel good about yourself -- this is quite an accomplishment!

If your liver is fine and all is normal, I hope you plan to stick with sobriety.

I am the queen of letting my fearful thoughts get a hold of me. I have been taking it all out in my journal. It has really helped me get through this week. Try it out! It feels good!

Those thoughts pass eventually. We evolve and other thoughts start rolling in. One day can even make a difference! Hugs

Something in early sobriety I don't think gets as much commentary as it merits, is the emotional storms one weathers. It is part of the process. Something to keep in mind: our emotions are directly linked to our thoughts.
Stay in the "now" as best you can---harder to do than say, yes. But if you're worrying it means you've already assumed the worst. Stay positive and take care of only today; your thoughts, your actions, your peace of mind.
The liver, like the lungs, can work wonders at repairing themselves when give a fair fighting chance. Staying sober is providing you and your liver that opportunity.
Something that sounds trite but I have found helps me in situations where we have to wait but have a lot riding on the outcome:
You don't know until you know, and worrying does no good, only harm.
If it were your friend in your shoes, would you tell them, "Yeah, I would be worried if I were you! You should be concerned." Hopefully not. Similarly, learning to be a caring and loving friend to yourself is a powerful tool for getting sober.
Peace of mind, sobriety and health.

I am not an expert but "mild fatty liver" does not sound that bad to me? I suspect that after 45 years of pounding the booze my liver has been damaged a bit and hopefully it can recover to function normally for the remainder of my (sober) life. Not much we can do about any permanent damage except acknowledge that at least we aren't forcing our bodies to do battle with alcohol any longer.

Thanks every one.. all your comments help,, I am not going to let the "what it's" flood my mind.. I have no attention of ever drinking again.. not only because of the liver scare. But through it all I like how I feel,, peace feels way better than the buzz..