Bruce Willis lived in a “safer” house in a second to be with his wife and caregivers from his wife and children, and his wife told Diane Sawyer in the last interview.
During the interview, Emma Heming Willis said, “It was one of the most difficult decisions I’ve ever made,” he said. “But first of all, I knew, Bruce would want it for our girls. He wanted them to be more adapted to their needs, not their needs.”
Bruce and Emma shared his 13 -year -old daughter Mabel and 11 -year -old Evelyn, while his and his ex -wife actor Demi Moore shares their daughters Rumer, 37, Scout, 34 and Tallulah, 31.
Bruce’s family, including Demi in 2022, made a joint statement announcement He lived with Afazi, which affected one’s ability to communicate and retired from acting.
The following year, family Bruce Dementia diagnosed. Together with Diane Sawyer, Emma at the ABC News Special took a sincere look at her husband’s experience of illness and carried her to a “safer” one -storey house to always be with her caregivers.
He said he visited breakfast every morning and every night he visited the second house.
Emma said, “A house full of love, warmth, care and laughter,” Emma said.
Bruce has Frontotemporal dementia, which causes a person to lose his words. 70 years old still walks and seems unaware of his diagnosis.
“Bruce is generally in great health in general. The only brain that fails it.
“The language is going and we learned to adapt. And we have a way to communicate with it, it’s just a different way.”
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Emma said that when she was quieter, she started to notice a difference in Bruce and that when the family came together, he would “melt a little”.
He said he wanted to take his two daughters to school and then he returned. Emma said the experience found “worrying and scary”.
When doctors identified Bruce a few years ago with Frontotemporal Dementia and said that there was no treatment to Emma, they were “panicked”.
Orum I just remember heard and I didn’t hear anything else, ”he said.
Now he shared that he was struggling to remember how the actor was before his diagnosis.
“Today, it is difficult for me to go back on time to remember even fun, because I am very caught today, what is it like today, and today I can not walk on this journey with it,” he said. “I really have a hard time remembering who you are.”
But he said he still saw the old Bruce’s moments.
“This is his smile, isn’t it? “And you know, sometimes it is in the eyes of that glittle, or he grinned and you know, I’m just moving.”
Emma wrote the book of unexpected journey: He said that he could give a road map to other caregivers, finding power, hope and finding yourself on the way to looking at Bruce.
