Eric Dane promised to “fight until the last breath” in the middle of Als fight after a heartbreaking update.
After the 52-year-old actor’s shocking performance in a wheelchair, Dane declared that he is not giving up and looking forward to his future with wife Rebecca Gayheart and their two daughters, Billie Beatrice and Georgia Geraldine.
“I want to ring every bell,” he said in an interview that was sent to California’s Congress Member Eric Swalwell’s social media site.
The Gray’s Anatomy Star continued to say, “I have two daughters at home. I want to see them master’s program, marry, maybe have grandchildren.”
“I will be there for all that. So I will fight until the last breath of this one,” he confessed.
During the conversation, doctors and representatives from I AM ALS organization also ended the meeting and had a discussion of federal funding against the neurological disease.
“Als is the last thing they will diagnose someone with,” continued Dane
“It often takes all this time before these people are diagnosed. Well, it prevents them from being part of these clinical trials. Therefore, ACT for Als is so great because it expands access for everyone.”
This came after Dane’s wife, Gayheart, revealed to People Because of his “heartbreaking” Als diagnosis, his family and even their teenage -daughters are struggling by visiting a therapist.
“I mean, it’s heartbreaking,” she said the sales in an interview that was published on Saturday.
“My girls are really suffering and we’re just trying to get through it. It’s a hard time,” she added at the time.
