Hollywood superstar Bruce Willis was diagnosed with aphasia in 2022 and announced his retirement from acting. Since then, his wife Emma Heming and their daughters have been caring for him. Last year, Emma wrote a book revealing that after Bruce passes away, his brain will be donated for research. Recently, she further announced the establishment of a foundation for him.
Emma recently attended a charity event for frontotemporal dementia. While accepting an award, she announced the creation of the “Emma and Bruce Willis Frontotemporal Dementia Research and Caregiver Support Fund,” stating that during this time she realized, “When a loved one has frontotemporal dementia, many families face very tough realities. I deeply believe in the importance of supporting scientific research, and we must also pay attention to the caregivers who shoulder enormous responsibilities every day.”
Emma further revealed that she hopes the fund can raise public awareness about frontotemporal dementia and ensure families affected by this disease are recognized, supported, and no longer feel alone. She added: “Bruce has always treated people with generosity and kindness, and I know he would be proud of this effort to support families facing this illness,” believing that her husband would support her decision as well.
As for Bruce’s current situation, last year Emma admitted to arranging for Bruce to live separately from the family due to his worsening condition, deciding that professional caretakers would provide 24-hour care, with the family arranging additional time together, so that Bruce can receive more comprehensive and specialized care. #
News Source: Chinatimes News Network