Bruce Willis’ wife DEFENDS decision to move dementia-stricken actor out of family home after sparking ‘debate’

Bruce Willis’s wife Emma Heming, while fighting Frontotemporal dementia, stands hard against the decision to remove the actor from family homes.

While appearing in Tuesday’s episode Good morning America47 -year -old player, online accepted the decision, but the movement of the husband and daughters Mabel, 13 and Evelyn, stressed that the benefit of 11.

‘[It] It was the safest and best decision – not only for Bruce, but also for two young girls, ” Michael said to Michael Strahan. ‘And you know, that’s not really ready to argue.’

Heming, Willis’in a full -time care team living in a second house, the needs of the 24 -hour need to meet and protect the welfare of their daughter said.

`Now I know that 100% of the time has the best way. In addition to 100% of the time, two young girls are met. That’s why I won’t vote for it. ‘

In 2023, 70 -year -old Die Hard Star was diagnosed with Frontotemporal dementia, which was an impacting language and personality, and caused a gradual cognitive decline.

While Heming introduced his new book The unexpected journey, he reflected how the caregivers were often tried unjustly.

‘The caregivers are very evaluated and only shows that people sometimes have an idea of ​​experience,’ ‘he said.

The author continued: ‘I will say that the dementia plays differently in every house. If you have seen a case of dementia, this is a case of dementia. So you should do things that will keep your loved ones safe for your family and your loved ones and young children. ‘

‘Call for Waking up’ came after sharing that a neurologist often died before they loved them. “ I’m not a failure because I need help. It’s okay to raise my hand. I wasn’t aware of this, ‘he confessed. ‘I really needed permission to say that it was appropriate to help me.’

“ I hope this book will do for the caregivers: gives them permission to look at them. Because if they don’t, how can they look and continue to look at the person they love? ‘He added.

Last month, ABC Private Emma and Bruce Willis: Heming in the unexpected journey shared that Heming moved to a single -storey house that is more suitable for Willis’ needs. Bruce would want it for our girls. Diane told Sawyer.

Willis’s daughters often visit their father for breakfast and dinner, and Heming said that their families continue to find ways to spend meaningful time together.

47 -year -old player, online accepted the decision, but the movement of the movement and daughters Mabel, 13 and Evelyn, stressed that the benefit of 11.

‘[It] It was the safest and best decision – not only for Bruce, but also for two young girls, ” Michael said to Michael Strahan. ‘And you know, that’s not really ready to argue’

“When we go out, we’re either outside or watch a movie… This is really about being there and connecting with Bruce.

`This is a house full of love, warmth, care and laughter. And it was nice to see it, seeing Bruce’s friends continue to appear for him and bringing life and entertainment. ‘

Sawyer elsewhere in the interview, he asked Heming Willis to ask his husband what he could do today, by answering the old model: ‘How is it going? [if] Okay, he feels good. If there is something we can do to support it better.

I really want to know this. If he’s scared. If he’s worried. I would just like to chat with him. ‘

Willis shares adult girls Rumeria, 37, Scout, 34 and 31 -year -old Tallulah with his ex -wife Demi Moore, 62.

When a brain scan confirms the FTD diagnosis, Heming Willis said for the first time that he could ‘pronounce’ the diagnosis was “very panicked”.

“ I remember hearing this and I didn’t hear anything else. As if I was getting free. ‘

When asked if he thinks about what the pulp fiction star understands, he said heming Willis’ Bruce ‘binding the points’ he said.

Heming, Willis’s full -time maintenance team to live in a second house, the needs of the 24 -hour met, while at the same time to protect the welfare of their daughter explained.

Heming Willis went to a full -time caregiver for her husband and wrote a book about his experience.

The unexpected journey hit the shelves on 9 September.

He said: ‘Bruce is still very active. Bruce generally in a really great health, you know. It’s just his brain that failed him. ‘

As the sixth Sense star lost his ability to speak, Emma said that the family learned to adapt.

“ Communication with him is only a different way, but I am grateful. I’m grateful for my husband is still here. ‘

`Now I know that 100% of the time has the best way. In addition to 100% of the time, two young girls are met. So I will not vote for it ‘

He also explained the first signs he struggled with dementia.

He said: ‘For someone who was really talkative, very busy, it was a little quieter, and when the family came together, he would melt a little.’

Soon he began to lose his words and he returned as a child he returned.

FTD is included in the language, behavior and personality of the brain. Unlike Alzheimer’s disease, which is the most common form of dementia, patients do not lose their memory immediately, but suffer from personality changes.

FTD adds approximately 50,000 to 60,000 Americans with Alzheimer’s over six million and constitutes approximately one of the 20 dementia cases.