2023-07-10 23:12:04
Bruce Willis (68) was recently diagnosed with dementia. Now Charlie Sheen (57) should also be affected.
“I’m often very forgetful, unfortunately with severe mood swings,” he says on the Joe Rogan podcast. In the last few months it has gotten even worse. “The simplest things suddenly become difficult for me, like tying shoelaces or a tie.”
Charlie Sheen and John Cryer (right) starred in the series “Two and a Half Men” from 2003 to 2010
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There have also been days when Sheen no longer knew whether it was Friday or Monday. “It scares me a bit,” admits the Hollywood star himself. “Sometimes it feels like dementia in its early stages.”
Of course, Sheen also knows that the years of drug and alcohol abuse didn’t exactly help his health and that he “has damaged his body for years.” He still chain smokes today and his sex addiction still seems to be a current issue for him I love many women, that’s my great weakness,” says the actor, who has three daughters. Two with his ex-wife Denise Richards, 51, and a daughter with his high school sweetheart Paula Profit.
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Charlie Sheen also sees one reason for his health problems in the harsh medication he has to take because of his HIV infection. For example “Pro 140”. But the drug also allows him “to go through the day much more stable.”
As bad as Charlie Sheen’s progressive memory loss is. One thing is certain: he will never be forgotten.
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