US EditionEric Dane reveals right arm has 'completely stopped working' amid ALS battle
- Eric Dane, 52, opened up poignantly about his ALS diagnosis during an interview on Good Morning America that aired in the United States on June 16.
- Dane first noticed weakness in his right hand over a year ago and saw multiple neurologists before receiving an ALS diagnosis after nine months.
- The progressive neurological disease has left Dane's right side completely nonfunctional, while his left side still works but may soon deteriorate.
- Dane expressed that the three letters hold a lasting significance for him, acknowledged his daughter’s role in pulling him back onto the boat during the incident, and mentioned that he believes his story is not yet finished.
- Dane remains focused on his family, plans to continue acting as long as possible, and aims to raise ALS awareness while coping with its effects.
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American actor Eric Dane, who became famous for his roles in series such as "Grey's Anatomy" and "Euphuria" and announced in April that he suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (SLA), declared that he had lost control of his arm...
Eric Dane also became known as a doctor in the U.S. hospital series "Grey's Anatomy". In April he announced that he was seriously ill himself. Now he talks about his new life.
'Grey's Anatomy' Star Announces Tragic Health Update
Actor Eric Dane, best known for his role as “Dr. McSteamy” on Grey’s Anatomy and his recent work on Euphoria, has revealed in an emotional ABC News interview with Diane Sawyer that he has been diagnosed with ALS, a degenerative and incurable neurological disease. Dane, 52, sat down with Sawyer for his first televised interview since sharing the diagnosis with the public. The conversation, both raw and revealing, painted a picture of a man grappl…
"I think in a few months I won't be able to use even this," the 52-year-old actor said.
'My right side has completely stopped working': Eric Dane reveals devastating progression of ALS symptoms a year after diagnosis
Actor Eric Dane opened up about his ongoing battle with ALS during a recent appearance on Good Morning America, detailing the progression of symptoms since his initial diagnosis. The 52-year-old Euphoria star, best known to many fans as Grey’s Anatomy’s beloved McSteamy, spoke with Diane Sawyer on Monday, June 16, sharing his journey from the first signs of the condition to his current state. According to People, the actor first noticed weakness…
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