Author and advocate Emma Heming Willis sits down with MS NOW’s Richard Lui and shares why caregivers, as she is to her husband, Bruce Willis, need to hear they're not "failures" when they "need help." Become an MS NOW member TODAY to watch more episodes of Richard Lui’s exclusive series, “Because We Care.” Subscribe at ms.now/membership
After Bruce Willis was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia, his wife Emma Heming Willis took on an entirely new role: caregiver. The model, author and advocate sits down with MS NOW Anchor Richard Lui to share just how important caregiving is and why she's now dedicated to help and support others. Become an MS NOW Member to watch the full interview with Emma, plus other exclusive sit downs with leaders and entertainers sharing their caregiving stories as part of Richard Lui’s series, “Because We Care.” Join the MS NOW Membership: https://www.ms.now/membership
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Model, author and advocate, Emma Heming Willis sits down with MS NOW Anchor Richard Lui and shares her personal journey as a caregiver after her husband, Bruce Willis, was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia. Become an MS NOW Member to watch the full interview with Emma, plus other exclusive sit downs with leaders and entertainers sharing their caregiving stories as part of Richard Lui’s series, “Because We Care.”
Sandra Bullock has spoken publicly for the first time about losing her partner Bryan Randall to ALS, describing years of secret caregiving and a grief that began long before his death in August 2023. Bullock made the remarks during an appearance on the Smartless podcast, hosted by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett. The […] The post Sandra Bullock breaks silence on partner Bryan Randall's private ALS battle and death appeared first on American Almanac .
Sandra Bullock has spoken publicly for the first time about losing her partner Bryan Randall to ALS, describing years of secret caregiving and a grief that began long before his death in August 2023. Bullock made the remarks during an appearance on the Smartless podcast, hosted by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett. The actress, who had not discussed Randall's illness publicly since his passing nearly three years ago, described a relationship in which disease was present for roughly half the time the couple spent together. Randall, a photographer, died on August 5, 2023, at age 57 after a private battle with ALS, the degenerative neurological disease that progressively destroys the body's ability to move, speak, and eventually…Open
Emma Heming Willis opened up about the guilt she carries as a caregiver while celebrating her 50th birthday, a milestone she almost skipped because her husband Bruce Willis continues to live with frontotemporal dementia. Heming Willis, the former model and entrepreneur married to the "Die Hard" and "Pulp Fiction" star since 2009, appeared on the […] The post Emma Heming Willis marks 50th birthday with honesty about caregiver guilt as Bruce Willis faces dementia appeared first on American Almanac .
Emma Heming Willis opened up about the guilt she carries as a caregiver while celebrating her 50th birthday, a milestone she almost skipped because her husband Bruce Willis continues to live with frontotemporal dementia. Heming Willis, the former model and entrepreneur married to the "Die Hard" and "Pulp Fiction" star since 2009, appeared on the Aug. 5 episode of Hoda Kotb's "Making Space" podcast and described the internal conflict that shadows every personal joy when your spouse is losing his mind to a progressive brain disease. Bruce Willis is 74. He cannot celebrate with her the way he once did. And that reality, she said, nearly kept her from marking the occasion at all. A friend pushed her to reconsider. Heming Willis told Kotb …Open
Many older adults navigate aging on their own — without children or a spouse. An expert says this is "a reality to be supported" rather than a crisis to be solved.
Behind closed doors, millions of Americans are stepping into one of the hardest roles they’ll ever take on: caring for their aging parents.
Men are traditionally thought of as providers for their children. But a report that interviewed thousands of fathers found them embracing another role.
The United States is reliant on unpaid family caregivers, and millions of adult children are caring for parents who didn’t really care for them.
A few small changes to their home and habits will make it much more likely that they can age in their own home.