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Eric Dane Reveals ALS Symptom He Initially Dismissed

Eric Dane says he has lost use of his right arm amid ALS battle

Dane -- who shot to fame amid six seasons on the hit ABC drama "Grey's Anatomy," where he played Dr. Mark Sloan, affectionately known as "McSteamy" -- said his symptoms began over one year ago, when he began to experience weakness in his right hand.

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Eric Dane reveals right arm has 'completely stopped working' amid ALS battle

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Eric Dane Reveals The ALS Symptom He Initially Dismissed

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Eric Dane Reveals His Right Arm No Longer Works Amid ALS Battle

“My left side is functioning, my right side has completely stopped working,” the Grey’s Anatomy alum said, after sharing he only had “one functioning arm,” in an interview with Diane Sawyer that aired...

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Eric Dane opens up about ALS diagnosis

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Eric Dane Reveals Devastating ALS Symptom: 'One Functioning Arm'

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Eric Dane reveals first symptom that led to ALS diagnosis: ‘Didn’t think anything of it’

“I was just heartbroken,” he lamented.

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Beloved Actor Saved From Drowning by 13-Year-Old Daughter

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Eric Dane Loses Control of Right Arm as ALS Progresses

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See“ Good Morning America'”s New Studio: Inside the Anchors' Swanky Digs After 26 Years in Times Square

Good Morning America aired from its brand-new studio at the Robert A. Iger building in New York City on Monday, June 16; To celebrate the relocation, some friendly faces from ABC

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'Good Morning America' bids goodbye to Times Square studio. Where's the show going?

" Good Morning America " is bidding goodbye to its iconic location at Times Square in New York City. The popular morning show, which first began broadcasting from its long-time studio on Sept. 13, 1999 with tennis legend Serena Williams as the first guest, kicked off its final week at the Times Square studio during the June 9 broadcast.

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‘Good Morning America’ Closes Chapter: ‘There Were Definitely Tears'

ABC News and "Good Morning America" have officially closed the curtain on their iconic Upper West Side and Times Square studios.

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Where Is “Good Morning America” Moving? All About the Talk Show's New Home After Nearly 26 Years in Times Square

Good Morning America' aired its first broadcast from the Times Square studio in September 1999 Good Morning America is saying goodbye to its Times Square studio after over two decades The talk show will begin broadcasting from the new space during the week of June 16 Several other talk shows have made the move to downtown Manhattan,

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Good Morning America Begins Broadcasts From New Home at 7 Hudson Square

ABC News’ Good Morning America welcomed viewers from its new home and location at the Robert A. Iger Building in 7 Hudson Square. GMA co-anchor Robin Roberts acknowledged the transition, saying after a quick tease of the morning's top stories,

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Good Morning America bids farewell to studio with Irish pub breakfast

ABC's Good Morning America signed off from its iconic studio for the final time on Friday, wrapping up a 26-year run with celebration, sentiment, and a sendoff at a local Irish bar.

'GMA' gets ready to move from Times Square Studios

Take a walk down memory lane as "Good Morning America" prepares to move from Times Square Studios to a new home in New York City.

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Good Morning America gets brand new look as they usher in next era — watch

Good Morning America kicked off its latest broadcast with Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan and George Stephanopoulos from their new studios at Disney and ABC's new headquarters in downtown Manhattan

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‘Good Morning America’ celebrates final show at Times Square studio with boozy breakfast party at Irish pub

It was an Irish goodbye. ABC News has officially left its old digs on the Upper West Side and Times Square — and marked the occasion with some rowdy celebrations appropriate for the Crossroads of the World.

'GMA' co-anchors, crew say goodbye to Times Square

"Good Morning America" is saying goodbye to its longtime Times Square studio and hello to a new studio in Hudson Square.