Charlie Sheen has confirmed his HIV status
On Tuesday November 17, 2015, Charlie Sheen took part in the NBC Today show and confirmed that he is HIV positive. Excerpts from the actor's conversation with host Matt Lauer are quoted by The Hollywood Reporter. "I am here to confirm that I am HIV positive. I must end this barrage of attacks and the spread of stories of harm the health of other people who are far from the truth, "Shin said in a statement. Shin admitted that he was diagnosed with the disease about four years ago. Experiencing severe headaches – "unbearable migraine" - which tormented him for several days in a row, he went to the doctors, fearing that he had a brain tumor. After conducting a series of analyzes, he learned that who is HIV-infected. "These three letters were not easy to learn. This is a turning point in my life," the actor said. When asked how many people knew about his condition, Shin replied that he spoke about the situation to those "whom he trusted and there were a lot of such people. " Shin also admitted that he paid several people who demanded money for silence, and hopes that now that his condition is no longer a secret, the extortion will stop. "I think today I was released from this prison," said the actor. Shin stated that he no longer deals with drugs, however, he uses alcohol. Despite this, he says, he does not forget to take all the medication he needs every day. Earlier, Shin said it was "impossible" for him to transmit the virus to anyone else. but admitted that he had unprotected sex with two partners ever since his diagnosis was announced. The actor insists that his partners were under the supervision of his doctor and "were warned about everything in advance." The actor stressed that his condition would not affect his status in Hollywood, and that he had already received support from many colleagues in the shop. In terms of upcoming projects, Sheen said "the Sony chairman would be happy to direct another show," and that he has "a couple of movies just waiting for his go-ahead." One of Sheen's recent work on television was the sitcom Anger Management, which FX closed down in December 2014. that his partners were under the supervision of his doctor and "were warned about everything in advance."The actor stressed that his condition would not affect his status in Hollywood, and that he had already received support from many colleagues in the workshop ... In terms of upcoming projects, Sheen said "the Sony chairman would be happy to direct another show," and that he has "a couple of movies just waiting for his go-ahead." One of Sheen's recent work on television was the sitcom Anger Management, which FX closed down in December 2014. that his partners were under the supervision of his doctor and "were warned about everything in advance."The actor stressed that his condition would not affect his status in Hollywood, and that he had already received support from many colleagues in the workshop ... In terms of upcoming projects, Sheen said "the Sony chairman would be delighted to direct another show" and that he has "a couple of movies just waiting for his go-ahead." One of Sheen's recent work on television was the sitcom Anger Management, which FX closed down in December 2014. In terms of upcoming projects, Sheen said "the Sony chairman would be delighted to direct another show" and that he has "a couple of movies just waiting for his go-ahead." One of Sheen's recent work on television was the sitcom Anger Management, which FX closed down in December 2014.In terms of upcoming projects, Sheen said "the Sony chairman would be delighted to direct another show" and that he has "a couple of movies just waiting for his go-ahead." One of Sheen's recent work on television was the sitcom Anger Management, which FX closed down in December 2014.The Topic of Article: Charlie Sheen has confirmed his HIV status. |
