Charlie Sheen felt comfortable after diagnosing HIV, and the actor reveals in new notes

Charlie Shen He was not expected to bear the “sixth” sadness stage after receiving his diagnosis of HIV in 2011.

In his new notes, “Shin Book,” The award -winning actor admitted that although he was “shocking and imprisonment” as a person with HIV, he felt a sense of “relief” once he was diagnosed.

Shin, 60, revealed in the “Today” show in 2015 that doctors identified the virus in his blood four years ago, but he was only forced to publicly reveal his situation after he was blackmailed to millions of dollars.

The star of “anger” insisted that he did not give HIV to any of its former sexual partners. “I know the fact that I have never done it,” Shin told people this week.

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the “Main League” representative He wrote about his little attempt to maintain his wild lifestyle feeding drugs, but 50 hours after “uneven stab wound groups” from headaches along with “Laila Delius’s sweating, which was re -defined” a water dam “forced him to seek medical attention.

“I convinced myself if I went, the disease they reveal will be a serious result: brain cancer, spine inflammation, liver dies,” she wrote. “They took advantage of the spine as soon as I arrived, and that was an experience I was okay.”

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He added: “When they finally reached it, and informed me that I joined the rows of the banned infection – I didn’t say one word. I found a place that goes beyond anything he wanted to look at, and I sent the staring that will not reach a hundred years.”

After trying the five stages of sadness, Shin did not expect to feel a sense of comfort now after he had a diagnosis.

He wrote: “The relief was from the knowledge of the complete discipline of high -tech medicine at my disposal to lead this tape to submission.” “To impose the attack on the invaders, the doctors have downloaded their experiences as if it appeared to be every IV bag in the city.”

“Al -Muddas could not kill that, but they could prevent him from killing my soul.”

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Shin’s mother was next to him “a full time in the hospital”, in addition to his friend Steve M. Sunset Street, Shin first felt a feeling of comfort.

“I felt brighter when my reflection was caught in the window of the car next to me, when I saw myself smiling lastly,” he wrote. “Leave the burger joint heading to the rice, we passed my favorite clubs, on Rox. While I was wandering in a long time inside its exciting cocoon with Bing, Heidi, and my twentieth myself, he was also smiling-but the person in the car was more peaceful.”

the “Two and a half men” star He added, “I am thinking about it once a day for twenty seconds because I should be, this is the time it takes to eat the poison that carries the evil villain.”

Shen recalled the evenings that the drug fed with the “outcasts” in Hollywood, which he used to, where he participated with David Boy, Madonna, Jack Nicholson. He pointed out that the late comedian Sam Kennson was “the best cocaine in the city, you just had to reach it before he did everything himself.”

“When I did not compare the pistols in the Spago Bath with rock stars, I was in the front row in Lakers and returned to one of the fans’ heads: a blonde with a horse called Suzy with a golden heart like the team’s colors on the skirt of the case.”

While he was known for the issues of previous drug use and its wild parties with women, the actor “The Pay” revealed in his next documentary in Netflix that he “turned on the list” and began to follow romantic relationships with men.

In the documentary, Shin admitted that he was “liberated” “just talking about things,” he said, to each the people. “It is like a train that did not come from the side of the restaurant. The piano did not fall from the sky. No one was running to the room and shot me.”

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Sexual meetings with men started only after smoking began.

“This is where you were born or ignited. In which part of the time I was out of the tube, in an attempt to move in it, in an attempt to reconcile with it -“ Where did that come from? Why did that happen? – Then in the end, “What about that?” And what about that?

Shen chose to go to the cold Türkiye of alcohol in 2017 after he was unable to lead his daughter to the date of the morning doctor. At that time, he had already left drug use.

The documentary, for the first time on September 10, is distinguished by prominent people in the life of Shen, including former wives Dennis Richards and Brock MullerAnd “two and a half men” creative Chuck Lori and his former star John Cryer.

Shin and Richards linked the knot in 2002 and welcomed his daughter Sami in 2004. Before the birth of Lula in 2005, Richards submitted a request for divorce from the actor. After two years of divorce, Richards and Shane were considered legally able to marry other people, but the divorce was not completed, according to it. the people.

Quickly forward until 2016, Richards filed a lawsuit against Sheen for $ 1.2 million because financial support was not submitted to their daughters. It was claimed that Shin took Richards out of his house and their two children.

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In 2021, a court ruled that Shin was required to pay Richards “zero dollar per month” in supporting the child, starting from August 1, 2018, Remind.

Muller and Washin married three years before divorce in 2011. The judge agreed to full detention for their twin if Muller fails to test drug or alcohol. The two share the common nursery, although the twins live primarily with Shin.

Shane’s “Shin Book” notes will be released on September 9, and his documentary began, “also known as Charlie Shen”, flowing on Netflix on September 10.