Anatomical Star of Eforia and Gray with ALS diagnosis

The anatomical star of euphoria and Gray Eric Dine revealed that it was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), the most common form of motor neuron disease (MND).

Speaking with PeopleThe 52-year-old American actor said he was “grateful that he has my loving family next to me as we navigate this next chapter.”

“I feel happy to be able to continue to work and look forward to going back to a set of euphoria next week,” he added as he asked for confidentiality for himself and his family.

Dane plays the role of Patriarch of Jacobs Cal Jacobs at HBO Euphoria’s hit dramatic show, which should start produce three season on Monday.

Previously, he was probably most known as Mark Sloan for Gray’s anatomy since 2006.

He also played Jason Dean in the fantasy dramatic series Charmed, and captain Tom Chandler in the action drama show “The Last Ship” while appearing in films like Marley & Me, Day Valentine and Burlesque.

He is married to the colleague of actress and model Rebecca Gaihrt, and the couple has two children.

According to NhsMND “covers several different conditions whose common characteristic is premature degeneration of motor nerves (known as neurons or sometimes neurons).”

It says nearly 90% of patients with MND have the mixed ALS form of the disease.

• ALS, also known as Lou Gerig’s disease, is a rare degenerative disease that causes progressive muscle paralysis
• Patients first experience trembling or weakness in the limb, often followed by blurry speech
• The disease affects the nerve cells in the brain and spine that control the movement of the muscles, which causes patients to slowly lose their ability to speak, eat, walk and breathe independently
• There is no treatment for ALS and according to Association of Muscle DystrophyPeople usually live three to five years after diagnosis, although some can live decades