Demi Moore has sent a message to all those families where dementia is present, a disease that Bruce Willis suffers from. Some advice on how to deal with this very difficult situation.
Demi Moore is living a bittersweet moment in her life. Although personally she is in a difficult stage due to the dementia suffered by Bruce Willis, her ex-husband and father of her three daughters, professionally she has returned to the screen to participate in a series.
On the occasion of the premiere of this new project, Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans, the actress is attending various programs to talk about it. Sitting down with Andy Cohen on SiriusXM to chat about the series with other castmates, the presenter wanted to ask her a personal question.
"I'm curious, it just came to mind, but what message do you have for those people out there who have family members with dementia or who are caring for them or are in their lives?" Cohen said delicately.
The actress responded quickly and very confident in her response with microphone in hand: "I think the most important thing I can share is that they know where they are."
To this he added: "When you let go of who they have been, or who you thought they were, or even who you wanted them to be, you can receive the happiness and love that is present for all that they are and not for what they are. are not". The actress finished her words by saying that all of this "is nice."
By this, Moore meant that this is a much simpler way of assuming that the situation is changing and that people with dementia need the same love and attention, even if they are no longer the same or are not aware of what they are experiencing. happens. In fact, Bruce Willis' current wife, Emma Heming, spoke about the difficulty of knowing for sure whether or not the actor knows about his illness, as can be seen in the video above.
The rest of those present have heard Demi speak and have nodded while she answered the question as a sign of completely agreeing with her statement.
At the end, Cohen wanted to break the ice a little after these words by joking and alluding to the fact that she will do that with her mother, clarifying that "she doesn't have dementia but she is annoying."
Although the situation is difficult for the entire Willis family, Demi Moore has proven to be standing by Bruce and his three daughters, for whom she is being the greatest support in these difficult times.
