Charlie Sheen's family 'discussing gaining conservatorship of him'

Washington, Feb 2 (ANI): Charlie Sheen's family is apparently planning to go to court to gain conservatorship over him.

"Charlie looks awful... he is very, very depressed and feels like the world is going against him. Charlie's parents are discussing getting a conservatorship of their son," RadarOnline.com quoted a source as saying.

"Martin and Janet know that it's highly unlikely their petition would be granted, but they are trying to do whatever possible to save Charlie's life," the source said.

The actor's health is also a cause for their concern.

"Charlie is coughing a lot, and he doesn't seem to care what he is doing to his body... Charlie truly thinks he is invincible, and that he can do as much drugs as possible with no ramifications," the source said.

His father recognizes "that Charlie isn't rehabbing at home. That term just doesn't exist. Charlie is calling the shots, he hasn't surrendered to sobriety, and until that happens, this cycle won't end. Charlie is absolutely refusing to go to rehab. He is a 45 years old man, and no one can force him to go. That is why his parents are exploring what legal options they have if any to save his life," the source added. (ANI)