Fifteen years after "Glee" He first took the world by storm, Max AdlerThe most famous for the fans as Dave Karofsky, re-bite with his ex Calgate for the premiere of the season "the weakest relationship". But it's not just a relative of old memories. Max Adler competes in the name of the muscular dystrophical association, cause that keeps a deep personal meaning after he also lost his mother and grandmother into the form of the disease.

For Adler, step back in the spotlight with his "glee" family felt like sliding in a temporal capsule. "It was awesome," he said exclusively explosive. "We went much together. High, victories, losses. There is no trauma relationship. No one will understand what we experienced again, and when we see again, there is again, there is a current relationship."

He compared to the Saunion in the summer camp. "As soon as we got there, we all had trailers and entered the trailers to each other, telling the stories," the actor has shared. "Lots of ours, live completely different. Returns to you to feel like you are in the base camp in paramour to shot the scene. "

Although dealing gathered for the game, not the musical number, the nerves were real. "We were still nervous about how we performed on the show for the game, who will win, who would lose," Adler admitted. "But there was also a lot of excitement, especially that you shared the charity organizations we all played for."

When the time has come to choose the cause, Adler knew immediately who played for: muscular dystrophical association.

"My mom and my grandmother had muscular dystrophy, the form was FSHD, which affects the face, shoulders and hands," he explained.

Adler then recalled the painful realities that endured him his favorite. "My grandmother, as long as I remember, was in a motor scooter. Just watching her Bor to get out of the car in Arizona's heat," the explosion said. "And my mom, I watched him slowly get worse at the point where she couldn't raise her hands from the kitchen. Until the end of her life she couldn't walk without roller scooters around the house. It was so hard to see."

This personal experience shaped all about how Adler displays life and advocacy. "Every moment in my life is now defined by the death of my mom," he admitted. "We must say what we want to say and do what we want to do as we can still, because tomorrow is not promised. I don't take health for granted."

For Adler, playing on behalf of the muscular dystrophical association, now celebrating his 75. anniversary, is a moment of full circle. "During" Glee, "I showed them, saying I wanted to raise the awareness of having attention. So I can return and ask me to represent them" the weakest relationship "was awesome. I was like, hell." "

Adler hopes that his participation in the showers makes up more than gathering money, but he wants to inspire actions. "I hope that the audience seize that action can lead to results. Things can change. We all have the power to do something," he said.

He hopes and that the light will shine on people who live with muscle distrophy. "I want them to feel seeing and hear. Lots of people have already sent me, thanked me for attracting attention to it. It's important," the actor continued. "Just as" Glee "gave people who often didn't see on TV, I hope this makes the same."

For Adler, his time on "Glee" remains one of his careers the most important chapters. He still receives the emotional interactions of the fans, especially after a powerful suicide suicide attempt in season 3. "The guy from Germany told me and said he found out, and that he found him in a way that he found out in some way.

Adler moves on the permanent influence of emissions on his national team and timing. "He gave people hope, especially those who felt like they didn't belong," he said explosion. "They celebrated the differences and seemed that people seemed to be a part of something. And the music was great."

He added that the fans of the global relationship would feel now it was not the same. "When" Glee "went out in 2009. years, we didn't have the same reach of social media. People in small cities didn't know what was happening around the world," he recalled. "The show gave them a life line, meaning that they belonged somewhere, even if it were not in their radius 10 miles."

While "the weakest relationship" in a good party, Adler admits he entered the strategy. "The most smarter of the cord is smarter than you would mean," laughed. "The guy knows everything. I thought," I should probably try to put it down before everyone beats us. "And Amber (Riley), she won a" dance with the stars "and she is great. Everyone is smart, but those were the ones that were most worried."