Charlie Sheen is helping finance the fight against epilepsy
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- Troubled actor Charlie Sheen has donated $ 10,000 to help finance the war on epilepsy.
- He was on the set of Anger Management when Casey Jones plastered a few posters on the wall seeking donations for The Walk To End Epilepsy. The poster included a picture of Casey's grandson, Dylan, who was diagnosed with pediatric epilepsy when he was three-year-old.
- So Charlie did what he often does - he pulled out his checkbook and scribbled out $ 10,000.
- The walk is on November 17.
- Sheen is currently going through a custody battle with ex-wife Brooke Muller over the guardianship of their twin sons Bob and Max.
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Troubled actor Charlie Sheen has donated $ 10,000 to help finance the war on epilepsy.
He was on the set of Anger Management when Casey Jones plastered a few posters on the wall seeking donations for The Walk To End Epilepsy. The poster included a picture of Casey's grandson, Dylan, who was diagnosed with pediatric epilepsy when he was three-year-old.
So Charlie did what he often does - he pulled out his checkbook and scribbled out $ 10,000.
The walk is on November 17.
Sheen is currently going through a custody battle with ex-wife Brooke Muller over the guardianship of their twin sons Bob and Max.
He was on the set of Anger Management when Casey Jones plastered a few posters on the wall seeking donations for The Walk To End Epilepsy. The poster included a picture of Casey's grandson, Dylan, who was diagnosed with pediatric epilepsy when he was three-year-old.
So Charlie did what he often does - he pulled out his checkbook and scribbled out $ 10,000.
The walk is on November 17.
Sheen is currently going through a custody battle with ex-wife Brooke Muller over the guardianship of their twin sons Bob and Max.