Overview
- Heming Willis explains the family adapted new ways to communicate and still experiences brief flashes of his personality such as his laugh or a twinkle in his eye.
- She says the move to a second, single-level residence was one of her hardest choices and was made to keep their daughters' daily life in a home tailored to their needs.
- Heming Willis shares that he remains in good physical health and very mobile, but she believes he does not fully grasp his diagnosis.
- She reveals she sought treatment for depression, discusses the high cost and scarcity of formal care, and has become an advocate to help caregivers and push for earlier diagnoses.
- Details come from ABC's Emma & Bruce Willis: The Unexpected Journey, now airing with next-day streaming, as she prepares to publish a caregiving memoir in September.