Eric Dane tells why he was noticeable in Emmy 2025.
It is expected that the star “Anatomy Gray” Present a reward Along with his colleague Jesse Williams at the Ceremony on September 14, but ultimately did not appear on stage.
In an interview The Washington Post This was published on October 2, Dean said that he had missed the show of awards from the fact that he was hospitalized after he experienced a fall.
Dean, who announced his Als Diagnostics In April, he said that shortly before the broadcast, he lost his balance and fell into the kitchen, forcing him to get the seams.
“ALS is an unpleasant illness … So I was in the hospital during Emmy, who were putting the seams in my head,” he said.
“I missed the opportunity that I really was looking forward to. It would be great to see Jesse and reunite with some of my peers, and be able to present to my colleagues who, as I thought, will become a special moment, ”he added. “So I was very upset from this, but you know, I could not do anything about it.”
Sensor I took on Instagram On September 15, a day after Emmy, to say that he works with “I am AS”, to ensure that the progress initiative is to find a cure for this disease.
“I am Eric Dane. Actor, father, and now the person living with the bass, ”he He said in the videoThe field “For more than a century, ALS has been incurable, and we finished taking the status -kVO. We need the fastest way to treat. ”
In April, the actor “Euphoria”, who shares two children with his wife, Rebecca Gehert, showed that he was diagnosed with ALS in an interview with PeopleField
“I kindly ask you to give my family and I have confidentiality at this time,” he said to the publication.
ALS is short for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and it is a “progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord”, according to ALS Association.
“Motor nerves affected when you have bass are motor neurons that provide voluntary movements and muscle control,” according to the BAS association. As a result, the association explains that people can lose muscle control and the ability to “speak, eat, move and breathe” as motor neurons degenerate.
Despite his diagnosis of ALS, Dean said that he still plans to act as long as he was able.
“I'm going to ride this until the wheels do not fall,” he said AND! News In June. “Holds me sharp. This makes me move forward, which is very important now. ”
