Bruce Willis: Final Interviews Show Something Was Wrong

[@mjp96]

I had it 3 years ago after a traumatic brain injury. Luckily for me, I've recovered 95% and am back at work. I still have trouble with multi-syllable words - like yesterday, I couldn't say "extravagant" correctly. The good news - your brain and intelligence is still there - so please don't treat victims like they're not there. They are. Good luck, Mr. Willis :)

[@francescalee3876]

I had a similar experience. I was also lucky to have a recovery. Still not 100% but I can speak again.

[@cindymobley8926]

Praying

[@cestmoi2024]

What course of treatment did you follow? Research indicates that it is not curable?! Worried i have it.

[@hrivers728]

Just for clarification.....Bruces illness is DIFFERENT. He can NOT come back from it. This is a degenerative disease. With dementia, things only get worse. And progressively worse. As in- it continues to deteriorate more and more with each passing day. And every day it worsens more aggressively than the day before. Oh my gosh, poor Bruce. Dang. Such a wonderful person to eveyone.This is so NOTcool. I want to race to him & upon arrival, cure him ! (Me to God: Why does this hurt me SO MUCH ??? And why God. Why does this have to occur to good people ?) Boy i sure look forward to looking HIM in the eyes while HE explains it to me.

[@BassGods]

@@hrivers728I like this comment. I wish I could cure him with a touch. This is truly painful.

[@ConnahJay]

My father was diagnosed with aphasia in December 2020. It's a very fast and heartbreaking disease, to where we are today... my father can no longer speak, maybe only a few words now before getting "stuck". Its been hard and my heart goes out to Bruce and his family, you are not alone.

[@chicagomike4587]

Sorry Buddy... You are dealing with this and still took the time to write a kind thing on the internet (where few kind things are typed). I have heard from a few people that this is a rather cruel and sad illness to deal with for loved ones. God Bless

[@donniet685]

Does your dad still have motor function? And the ability to understand instructions etc.?

[@ConnahJay]

@@donniet685 Yes, he is still independent and takes care of himself. He knows what he wants to say, just can't talk!

[@argentée107.8u]

May God give your father and your family all the strength and grace. 💚✨

[@griffithswife1704]

🙏💜💜

[@JL-zn7me]

This is just shocking, heartbreaking, unbelievable. I wasn’t aware of Aphasia before the reports came out about Bruce. He’s such a strong, witty man, it’s hard to think of him otherwise. He’s our movie hero, a great man, a beautiful smile that makes you smile, the star we stole sooo many lines from. He’ll always be our badass Bruce Willis. I wish he received a miracle.

[@Big-o_gamer]

Well said

[@Big-o_gamer]

We all love you Bruce if this is the end we all ty you mean the world to us man you are a big part of my childhood and your movies are so good love you so much and ty for every man we will miss you 😘 ❤ ♥ I hope i will see you in the afterlife man and im 14 you have been such a inspiration to me and big part of my childhood this makes me so sad to see this happening to such a great person and I hope you have a good time with your family while you can ty so much Bruce ❤ 😭😭😭😢😢😢😥

[@bennym5244]

I can't believe how many films he did.

[@businesswalks8301]

clinical medicine is not the science people think it is... if you watch Danny Devito interviews, these super celebs have to constantly speak in non-sequitur so that the PC culture doesn't get you. since you can't make everyone happy, you end up being conditioned into speaking nonsense, and then medical industry comes after you

[@Bilangumus]

Aphasia seven days after second dose of an mRNA-based SARS-CoV-2 vaccine pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34192245/ ....

[@crjohnso54]

Very sad and unexpected. Aphasia is a symptom, not a disease per se. Having worked in geriatrics, my guess is he has some type of early-onset dementia or he had a stroke and they kept it quiet.

[@icysaracen3054]

or maybe he hit his head on set a while back.

[@moontheloon5]

I've worked at a memory care facility for the past 15 yrs. and am also very familiar with aphasia...and my immediate thought was that he has early on-set Alzheimer's/dementia. He doesn't show the usual physical signs of stroke. Praying for Bruce and his family..the road ahead will be tough.

[@elizabethheadid5996]

Aphasia is not a disease in and of itself just the inability to speak or communicate effectively. It can come with Parkinson's, a stroke, or dementia (Alzheimers, Lewy Body dementia, which can come with hallucinations). It's neurological. I'm so sorry to hear Mr. Willis and his family are going through this 😢. Thankfully there are tons of resources they can access to enhance his/their quality of life despite the diagnosis. Speech and occupational therapists are amazing at helping families in their position. God bless them 🙏❤

[@JessBlake2]

I agree with those saying he likely has Early Onset Alzheimers and aphasia is one of the symptoms. He seemed quite emotionally flat in the clips and the decline has been rapid. The bad news is that Early Onset Alzheimers results in rapid deterioration and death.

[@r4h4al]

He doesn't look like he had a stroke.

[@churchrock6347]

If anyone deserves a Lifetime Achievement Award it is Bruce Willis. You are in our prayers, Mr. Willis.

[@idrinkmilk282]

Lol no

[@samsepiol05590]

@@idrinkmilk282Lol yes

[@novistador9844]

@@idrinkmilk282 hater

[@JF-NYC-NJ-Girl]

@@idrinkmilk282 you’re a jerk who probably was not even born when he started on Moonlighting and you DO NOT KNOW his career arc - Please don’t speak since you’re ignorant

[@Somethingandtheotherthing]

I grew up watching Mr. Wilis' films. This next chapter in his life will be more challenging for him and his family. May his retirement years be full with love and compassion.

[@Sports5561]

One of life's cruelest diseases , forgetting all you've ever done, forgetting all of those who love you and who you love. I watched my grandmother go through it, it is horrible.

[@Hartleymolly]

It’s devastating to watch, i’m so sorry you went through that.

[@ranchdressing1037]

Forgetting death.. nah.. sign me up.

[@flapjackpancake5486]

yeah man same situation with us right now. it breaks my heart everytime my grandmother asks who I am every 10 minutes

[@taopaille-paille4992]

That's not the end of the world when you have it late. My grand ma had it and it was hurting but that's life some people get worst

[@bilboswaggins5647]

@@ranchdressing1037 you don't forget death, if anything you forget all of the important things. you know you're declining but don't know how to help yourself. be careful what you manifest.

[@lulubeloo]

How about we stop displaying his condition to the masses and calling it "bizzare", just let the guy enjoy his life with his dear ones and put a lid on it. He deserves his privacy, just like everyone else.

[@sevenitta-_-]

My thoughts are that if you know someone has been officially diagnosed with something like this, you don’t say their past interview was “bizarre.”You are bizarre for using such an inappropriate word, the man is sick and it’s sad so try to choose your words more carefully so you don’t look like someone who doesn’t have a heart or a brain. Maybe throw in something that resembles compassion as well.

[@sashagates2475]

Or “very slow” the nerve of this guy.

[@jacobsvetich8735]

You guys are silly.

[@Nezsem]

What would your choice of words be?

[@krampusthunderstick3729]

Didn't seem bizarre at all is my only issue with it.

[@paytontanczos7217]

🙄🙄

[@RD-vo5vq]

I’m tired of all this bad news. Wishing you the best Bruce.

[@NirnBootMod]

Get use to it. The world isn't getting better and you know who to thank for that. Actually you probably don't, but just work on yourself to help as a collective.

[@CK61380]

Society is breaking down. Things will sadly get much worse in our lifetime.

[@goldenhourkodak]

@@CK61380 Neither if the recent sets of bad news have anything to do with society

[@stylisticsguy3746]

@@NirnBootMod neither of us know kid stop acting like your wise cause we know you live an equally miserable life…

[@jogman262]

He was in the movie ‘Nobody’s Fool’ with Paul Newman, and he took the role for no salary simply because he loved to act. Wishing Bruce Willis the best of health.

[@xlnuniex]

I love Bruce Willis. This is absolutely heartbreaking. And they just announced he’s been recently diagnosed with dementia

[@davisholman8149]

It is obviously progressing quickly….💔

[@xlnuniex]

@@davisholman8149 it’s really sad

[@bigdawg77]

The dementia diagnosis was inevitable. Aphasia is a symptom; caused by a few different types of brain injuries/disorders/diseases. This is so common with some types of dementia that some people incorrectly assume aphasia is *only* present with dementia, which is why a lot of people were reporting that he had dementia long before it was confirmed to the public.

[@nortnic22]

This one hits home. My dad had a major stroke in July last year and he currently has aphasia. His cognitive function is there mostly but he can say very few words. It's hard and the worst is just missing your dad and being able to hear them speak. I am saddened to hear this about Bruce and hope for the best for him and his family.

[@user-pr7zf4dz2m]

Got vaccinated?

[@Ecclectic_Vibes]

best wishes to your family.

[@SummerHawaii582]

@@user-pr7zf4dz2m I hope not!!!

[@melanystirling9969]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nspector]

Oh, wow, this must have hit home badly. Very painful situation. I hope you can still find good moments with him while he is still here. Much love to you.

[@mirage_sr]

Heart breaking, I wish him and his family all the best.

[@Big-o_gamer]

We all love you Bruce if this is the end we all ty you mean the world to us man you are a big part of my childhood and your movies are so good love you so much and ty for every man we will miss you 😘 ❤ ♥ I hope i will see you in the afterlife man and im 14 you have been such a inspiration to me and big part of my childhood this makes me so sad to see this happening to such a great person and I hope you have a good time with your family while you can ty so much Bruce ❤ 😭😭😭😢😢❤😥

[@businesswalks8301]

clinical medicine is not the science people think it is... if you watch Danny Devito interviews, these super celebs have to constantly speak in non-sequitur so that the PC culture doesn't get you. since you can't make everyone happy, you end up being conditioned into speaking nonsense, and then medical industry comes after you

[@piratejoan]

My dad had a stroke and got aphasia. It was heartbreaking to watch. This brings up so many memories of him. I miss my dad. 😭

[@CarlosCarrasco-th9mn]

I hope ur doing ok :(

[@piratejoan]

@@CarlosCarrasco-th9mn thanks

[@Mr.GameCrazy]

Bruce Willis' family just announced that he's been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia.

[@Cdawg6429o]

Tragic. My grandfather has this with his Alzheimer’s. Prayers for him and his family

[@christopherayers4871]

They used to make Ronald Reagan rake the same leaves over and over

[@poohoff]

Which is absolutely catastrophic, unlike aphasia..

[@Feed_the_Kitty_a_Hotdog]

@@christopherayers4871 they give my grandma washcloths to fold over and over or her clothes

[@ojsefg]

Thank you helpy helperton.

[@MattB2000]

The Red 2 interview was way before the interview he done for glass because Red 2 came out in 2013 and Glass came out years after in 2019 so it wasn’t a couple months after.

[@eddieantonio9020]

Glad somebody said something

[@jakestroll6518]

This vulture had to rush to the presses with a halfbaked video to exploit the news for views. Even the video for Glass is more akin to emotions than aphasia. Bruce knew that would be his last theatrical release film and that's sad.

[@MadameCirce]

This has been going on for a while. The earpiece rumors specifically go back as far as at least 2015. You can tell the media had an idea there was a cognitive problem too, otherwise some of those interviews would have been splashed all over the place with claims he was drunk or high. Super sad but I guess also kind of wholesome at the same time. They knew he wasn't well.

[@chickadddee]

Now his diagnosis has been changed. Not aphasia, he is suffering from Fronto-Temporal Dementia (FTD). This is a somewhat unusual form of dementia that hits parts of the brain that affect language and motor skills, and then also some memory issues. Not reversible once symptoms show themselves. Wishing Bruce and his family continued support and the best health possible.

[@andresf491]

I grew up watching this guy 20+ years. This definitely hits home hard. Thank you Bruce for all the entertaining works, my prayers go out to you. Stuff like this makes me count my blessings/never take anything for granted no matter how insignificant it seems. Go bless you Bruce Willis

[@Cara.314]

God did bless him...with a mental disorder. Such a gracious god.

[@tanselkonuksever]

He is a great singer Check it out

[@BassGods]

The only thing that hits home for me is imagining myself punching “Mr. Awkward” in the face.

[@HilltopSavta]

It's so sad for an actor to not be able to communicate. I am grateful to Bruce for giving us joy, laughter, thrills, et al when he could. And he is still valued for who we know he is inside.

[@JackRainfield]

We have so many wonderful things to look forward to in our old age. I'm so sad for Bruce. He always seemed like a wonderful person!

[@renaudvillacis8066]

It's so terrible . I loved him since die hard

[@michaelkrolewski7406]

@@renaudvillacis8066 I loved him since Blind Date, remember that one?

[@renaudvillacis8066]

@@michaelkrolewski7406 yes kim Basinger. I saw that one also I forgot about it

[@dragonfly6908]

There has been some trauma in the past for Bruce willis he had a brother who died of cancer at the age of 42 in 2001.

[@moontheloon5]

@@michaelkrolewski7406 yes! I remember Blind Date. Also, can't forget "Moonlighting"😁

[@Joeladgra]

You are wrong!! I’m a dementia care practitioner for 20 years. They do lose the ability to speak with FTD. You can’t say they have the ability to speak but they don’t make sense. They lose this ability and at times the only reason they don’t make sense is because they try to communicate to appear that they can carry on conversation. Some of them have not just one type of dementia but with other type as well.

[@donavanfrea6768]

I feel horrible, I thought he was merely phoning in his performances when in reality he was suffering inside. I wish you the best Bruce thanks for the memories😔

[@ohreallyeliza]

I feel bad for his kids especially the young daughters he has. They won't be able to have their dad talk to them. That's sad

[@maxinedavieds8102]

Prayers for Bruce. Such a likable ,wonderful actor. Aphasia is a symptom/side effect of a serious health issue involving the brain. If the family knows, they’re not saying as of yet.

[@sylvester3018]

All this shit is happening to the wrong people. Bruce Willis is one of the few celebs that I respect as an individual

[@mcqueenXO]

@@derek4412 The first thing that came to mind was a stroke, but after watching this video, I'm not so sure. His condition appears to be progressive.

[@jhonsalchijhon5992]

Prayers for the real people who really need help like in Africa Latin America and Asia this dude had a great life.

[@paulallen7366]

@@jhonsalchijhon5992 That’s very short sited. Being able to show sympathy towards anyone regardless of the life they’ve had is a positive. I pray for you to gain some perspective 🤦‍♂️😆

[@jhonsalchijhon5992]

@@paulallen7366 😏 I'm not a hipocrat

[@christianbaxter5146]

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[@mollybrown1507]

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[@howardpine7632]

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[@christianbaxter5146]

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[@taylorshephard274]

@Haris keep quite! how do you figure its a bot. i hate all these jerks who assume they know it all

[@Harleesco]

For anyone interested, read the book ‘The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat’, by Oliver Sachs. Fascinating! It’s speaks heavily about this very disorder.

[@tailzzzzz]

I read it. So true!

[@Harleesco]

@@tailzzzzz Excellent!!

[@kristybraden5617]

So sad to hear this news about Bruce!! I've always loved Bruce and every movie he was in!! My heart goes out to him and his family!!

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Seeing Bruce like that actually brokes my heart because, it is sad to see your idol grows old. I apologize if I got emotional, but when I knew that Bruce suffers from aphasia reminded of those moments where my dad complained by not moving his leg before he died at the hospital because of his diabetes. Therefore, I hope Willis's family is praying for him as much as me.

[@georgia976]

So sad. Never heard of this until Bruce Willis

[@florida1795]

My mom is diagnosed with Corticobasal Syndrome, one of the more rare neurodegenerative diseases, with aphasia being it’s main symptom, at least in her case. I feel for Bruce’s family with this. It hasn’t been an easy road so far. Not every case unravels the same, many different scenarios that can even lead to a change in diagnosis if the symptoms change, which is why no diagnosis is ever 100% until after death. With not much info out there, once you start having enough symptoms that point in that direction, they slap a diagnosis on you and send you on your way. Like Bruce, my mom is 67 and had some of the earliest signs showing up around 2013, but wasn’t diagnosed until July of 2021. Prayers to Bruce and his family, and to someday finding a cure. Many thanks to this channel for bringing attention to the silent battle people face with this.

[@laticacameron9612]

I'm so, so sorry! Neurological diseases are my worst fear because I can't imagine not being able to communicate or remember. I can see from Your comment You will make sure Your mom is well taken care of.

[@businesswalks8301]

clinical medicine is not the science people think it is... if you watch Danny Devito interviews, these super celebs have to constantly speak in non-sequitur so that the PC culture doesn't get you. since you can't make everyone happy, you end up being conditioned into speaking nonsense, and then medical industry comes after you

[@Bilangumus]

Aphasia seven days after second dose of an mRNA-based SARS-CoV-2 vaccine pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34192245/ ...

[@Bilangumus]

@@laticacameron9612 Nothing will happen if you don't take the vax

[@idrinkmilk282]

"No diagnosis is 100 percent till after death" is stupid enough to be my dose of stupid for the next week

[@makingthematrix]

What Bruce Willis has is most likely expressive aphasia, while the example you included in the video is a conversation with a person with receptive aphasia. They are both results of a damage to a brain part called Broca's area, which controls the production of speech, but they are very different in practice. To put it simply, expressive aphasia is an inability to find words. The person suffering from it speaks very slowly, their vocabulary is limited, and often they need to help themselves with hand gestures, but what they eventually communicate is recognizable. Receptive aphasia is much worse and tragic. The ill person is able to produce words but is not able to control if what they say is what they wanted to say. They will speak with full sentences but the words in those sentences will be as if they opened a dictionary at a random page and just picked something up. So, their communication abilities are reduced - other people can't understand them. I can't say that it's fortunate that Bruce Willis has expressive aphasia, but it's certainly the less severe one of the two.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

Thank you.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Good explanation. My Mom has dementia and the receptive aphasia. It's very difficult 😪😓

[@JessBlake2]

I think I would agree with you except for his flat affect. He doesn't have a sense of humor, and he's unresponsive, no expression.

[@MagicAccent]

He probably has PPA.

[@florida1795]

@@zenawarrior7442 mine too and yes it is. You’re not alone. Prayers to you and your mom.

[@TES-bt8sv]

Pray for Bruce. He's seems like he's always been a decent guy. I wish him well.

[@Donnaerobicover40Fitness]

Thanks for this video. I have aphasia. I had a major stroke when I was 45 in 2011. It affected my right side and my speech. I never gave up!! I speak better but no pre stroke..

[@brianwalsh1401]

Good luck to you. I'm sorry you have to go through this.

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

Wow you are in your late 50s? You look very young.

[@Donnaerobicover40Fitness]

@@JustSomeKittenwithaGun Thanks I like to say you made my day, but that is up to me and God..lol

[@delilahrainelle7158]

There are a handful of actors when you see their names, you just know it’s going to be a good movie. Bruce is one of those. He has brought so much entertainment joy to so many of us and we will miss seeing him on the silver screen, however my heart truly hurts for him as a fellow human being. In 2006, I had a very bad mental breakdown due to an assault by 4 men. For the first year I could not control my state of mind. I was plagued with incessant rocking, crying, and repeating, “God, please help me.” The doctors pumped me full of all sorts of meds hoping that one might work for me. None did. Valium was my only respite and it was also the only time that my family didn’t have to hear me suffering. Healing came very slow and It would take another 5 years to feel like my old self, but still, periodically, I’d have a short set back. I’m 10 years past that point now and although I’m almost my old self, I’m still vulnerable to certain triggers. I understand that my mental breakdown was something that I recovered from and unless some new treatment comes around, Bruce is likely always going to have this, but the point that I’m trying to make is that until mental illness strikes you, you have no idea of just how terrible it is. I’ve had some pretty bad things happen to me medically, but I can tell you that without a doubt, having a screwed up mind far outweighed any of those. Today, I am a mental illness advocate. I’ve seen the way that our mentally challenged are treated both in and out of mental facilities. I have walked that mile and when you have been diagnosed with any type of mental illness and you draw the wrong nurse, you’re in big trouble. Nothing you say is taken into consideration. You can’t object, you can’t complain, you can’t refuse your medications, you go to bed when you are told, get up when you are told, eat what you are told, and if you don’t participate in all of the little group sessions, you are resisting what they know is best for you and God help you if you should in anyway find your voice. I’m praying that Bruce will hang in there for a lot longer. From watching the gentleman in this video, he seemed happy and oblivious to his actual illness. That in itself is somewhat of a blessing. On the other hand, if you’re cognizant of what you’re saying, but just delayed, that would probably be the best case scenario. Anyway it goes, I believe that Bruce will receive the best of care and I sincerely pray for the best for him. If you are someone who struggles with mental health issues, I pray also for you and if you know of someone with mental health problems, please, please be patient and kind to them. After all, we are our brother’s keepers.

[@idrinkmilk282]

Dude nobody cares about or wants to hear your random and totally unrelated story about being r4p3d. Lmao. Bruce willis has a brain disorder not mental illness. Stop looking for literally ANY opportunity to force your story down people's throats lol. There are plenty of videos about actual mental illness or actual related things for you to go seek attention on.

[@buak809]

It's sad to see him go like that. The fact that lately he's been appearing on extremely low-budget videos only (direct-to-videos) is a sign that something have ended both for Bruce (starring in top AAA movies) and his fans (seeing him stepping down, only to appear in C class productions), I think it would be better if he just stopped few years ago and retire for good

[@edelquinn3265]

Beautiful beautiful I appreciate your thoughtfulness

[@brianmungermusic1744]

Love and healing prayers sent

[@gingerleamcwow435]

My great grandmother suffered from Alzheimer's for about 25 years. It was such a long and cruel process to watch happen but our family managed to give her around the clock care at my aunt's home & we would all take turns staying with them to prevent caregiver burnout & putting her in a home was the LAST thing we would have let happen, if we could help it. There were signs in the early days of her disease. But it really hit us hard when we witnessed her quilting for hours, but there was no thread in her needle. Such a small detail that had a very profund meaning. I have one of the last quilts she ever worked on and I still look at and run my fingers over all the missed stitches.

[@Hartleymolly]

dang, I have heard of someone having it that long.

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

I think my grandfather had this right before he passed away. He had a stroke and he recovered but he couldn't speak. He would try to speak but nothing would come out. He looked so frustrated that nothing was coming out. It sucked and was gut wrenching. Thankfully though he only had to deal with it for a few months. He passed away not long after so he didn't suffer too long with it.

[@rabbitsonjupiter6824]

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[@justcallmeangeleyes]

You explained Aphasia very well for all of us! And showing that poor man Byron for us to see and understand how “fluent aphasia” works… thank you. Totally and utterly heartbreaking 💔

[@wmattaej]

My Wonderful Father had this. It was a sad and difficult thing. He and Mom worked hard to fight it. It was sad when you can see he is inside and the thoughts are twisted getting out. In the end mental health is often impacted. Staying busy doing work and hobbies is important. In the end it can be like dementia, I hope the progression is slow and not toward this end for Bruce and his loved ones. Praying for them.

[@helendavis3013]

Bruce Willis is one of my all time favorite actors; he had this coolness about him no matter the movie genre. It is heartbreaking that he's been diagnosed with such a debilitating disease that causes the inability to speak or comprehend... so hard to imagine what that feels like. God bless him and his family.

[@Gamefan86]

Sky man surely blessed him 🤦🏻🤡

[@Gamefan86]

Christianity began as sun worship, the stories about Jesus are symbolic. He is just a personification of the sun, made into a god figure later on. The sun "dies" for 3 days on December 22nd, the winter solstice, when it stops its movement south, to be born again or resurrected on December 25th, when it resumes its movement north. In some areas, the calendar originally began in the constellation of Virgo, and the sun would therefore be "born of a Virgin" The sun rising in the morning is "the saviour of mankind" The sun is "The light of the World" The sun "walks on water" is just the reflection of the sun on water/the sea. "He cometh on clouds, and every eye shall see him", is just sun rays. Jesus' "crown of thorns" is just the sun's glare, also know as a halo. The sun's "followers", "helpers" or "disciples" are the 12 months and the 12 signs of the zodiac or constellations, through which the sun must pass. The sun at 12 noon is in the house or temple of the "Most High": thus.."he" begins "his Father's work" at "age" 12. The sun enters into each sign of the zodiac at 30 degrees, hense, the "Sun of God" begins his ministry at "age" 30. The sun is hung on a cross or "crucified", which represents its passing through the equinoxes. The vernal equinox being Easter, at which time it is then resurrected. The reason why saviour myths are so similar with a godman who is crucified and resurrected, who does miracles and has 12 disciples, is that these stories were based on the movements of the sun through the heavens, an astrotheological development that can be found throughout the planet, because the sun and the 12 zodiac signs can be observed around the globe. In other words, Jesus Christ and all the others upon whom this character is predicated are personifications of the sun, and the Gospel fable is merely a rehash of a mythological formula revolving around the movements of the sun throug the heavens.

[@blacksheep2409]

@@Gamefan86 This person wishes Bruce Willis and his family the best and you come in and try to tear down their hope? Bravo. I pray you would continue to seek the Lord. He loves you. There’s more to him then just a sky man. He gives us eternal hope. Jesus walked this earth. He’s not a made up myth. It makes no sense to connect the Jewishness of Jesus with such beliefs. There’s no evidence at all to suggest the gospels would have been made up on the basis of such mythology. Just because there’s a co-relation of Christ to the sun, doesn’t mean he’s a made up figure based on the sun. That could just mean when we look at the rising of the sun(which God created) for example it can be viewed as a metaphor to Christ. The sun does light the world yes. And just as the sun lights the world Christ is the light of the world. The doesn’t falsify anything. This was the second I AM statement(claim to divinity) by Christ. So on the contrary this statement by Christ points further to his divinity. Plus why would the disciples have dedicated their lives to this belief and died for it if the made it up? You don’t die for what you know is a lie.

[@livewireOrourke]

@@Gamefan86 Your post sounds like someone with affluent aphasia.

[@ineedcaffeinenow]

This reminds me of looking at final interviews of robin Williams when he was in the early stages of dementia. He just looked so sad and depressed, just like Bruce does in this interview

[@sandymoonstone855]

. lol

[@carlaweems72]

It wasn't too long ago before the announcement that Willis was retiring from acting that I'd been speaking with my sister, and we were talking about good movies to stream. She suggested a couple of movies, one had Bruce Willis, and I remember saying, "..its probably not going to be any good, haven't you noticed that Bruce Willis' movies lately have been really, really bad? It's like.. what happened, who's picking the scripts for him now." Then about a couple of months after that conversation came the news about the aphasia diagnosis.. It was then I thought, "no wonder." Prayers for Bruce Willis.

[@redmustangredmustang]

So the rumors were true that he took every role that was given to him before his conditioned worsened. As of 2022, there are 8 movies that he has done that still haven't been released to the public. So yeah he did as many movies as he could before a doctor told him that his conditioned has worsened and he needs to retire.

[@ree214]

@Hail Riddim most of them havent been released so how would you know? go troll somewhere else

[@MrRazorblade999]

What was the point in doing that? It's not like he needed the money

[@unropednope4644]

@@ree214the commenter isn't trolling, just stating facts. Just take a look at what bruce has released in the past couple years and the ratings they have on imdb and other sites. Every one was a direct to video failure and terrible. It's fair to say that these next movies will be the same if you look at the names of the movies, the director, budget. Maybe you should chill and apply some critical thinking and common sense before attacking someone for being honest.

[@winsalot84]

From what I just read his "handler" was making money from every film look it up its wild. I think his family let him be puppeted while he could still sort of speak. Apparently he couldn't remember lines and all kinds of stuff. Fake ass Hollywood for you. Hope Bruce can rest now.

[@brianwalsh1401]

@Hail Riddim You've made a couple of comments about his money, whY?

[@moshevincent4807]

This made me incredibly sad. Such a beautiful human who has kept me very entertained over the years. I hope he can relax now and spend time with his family ❤️

[@brandohimmel9946]

My 58 year old father has this terrible disease. Praying for him and his family

[@florida1795]

Prayers to you and your Dad. My mom has it too. So sad . 🙏🏻

[@trudyjohnson5751]

My mom has Primary Progressive Aphasia and it is a horrible disease. So tragic and heartbreaking

[@brianwalsh1401]

Sorry to hear that. Did he have a stroke or brain trauma that caused this?

[@Gamefan86]

It's part of the loving sky papa's perfect plan🤦🏻🤡

[@Gamefan86]

Christianity began as sun worship, the stories about Jesus are symbolic. He is just a personification of the sun, made into a god figure later on. The sun "dies" for 3 days on December 22nd, the winter solstice, when it stops its movement south, to be born again or resurrected on December 25th, when it resumes its movement north. In some areas, the calendar originally began in the constellation of Virgo, and the sun would therefore be "born of a Virgin" The sun rising in the morning is "the saviour of mankind" The sun is "The light of the World" The sun "walks on water" is just the reflection of the sun on water/the sea. "He cometh on clouds, and every eye shall see him", is just sun rays. Jesus' "crown of thorns" is just the sun's glare, also know as a halo. The sun's "followers", "helpers" or "disciples" are the 12 months and the 12 signs of the zodiac or constellations, through which the sun must pass. The sun at 12 noon is in the house or temple of the "Most High": thus.."he" begins "his Father's work" at "age" 12. The sun enters into each sign of the zodiac at 30 degrees, hense, the "Sun of God" begins his ministry at "age" 30. The sun is hung on a cross or "crucified", which represents its passing through the equinoxes. The vernal equinox being Easter, at which time it is then resurrected. The reason why saviour myths are so similar with a godman who is crucified and resurrected, who does miracles and has 12 disciples, is that these stories were based on the movements of the sun through the heavens, an astrotheological development that can be found throughout the planet, because the sun and the 12 zodiac signs can be observed around the globe. In other words, Jesus Christ and all the others upon whom this character is predicated are personifications of the sun, and the Gospel fable is merely a rehash of a mythological formula revolving around the movements of the sun throug the heavens.

[@gothgirlgenx9234]

Very similar to what my Mom was diagnosed with & she started showing signs at SIXTY SEVEN as well, it was like little things & out of the blue. She had PSP, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, almost identical to Willis’s FTD Aphasia. ♥︎ If your 65+ year old parents start to trip more easily, watch how they fall. If they do not use their arm to break the fall THATS A SIGN of an Aphasia Brain Illness. If they suddenly seem to be opening their eyes extremely wide when looking at you while you talk or if you ask them a question, that’s a sign. Normally quite people will shout out a thought that’s in their head, not realizing the volume or that they blurted out loudly a private thought. Crying for no reason. The will start to hunch or even walk crooked, shuffling their feet without knowing it. Their laughter will be louder & sometimes inappropriate. Hear things in the middle of the night like a knock at the door, banging on the wall or other loud noises, my mom used to try & investigate these. ♥︎ I hope this helps people get a faster response to a doctor’s care, there’s no cure & I hope you find a way to keep your parents home. Care isn’t easy, but it’s worth it. ❤

[@oliviathompson9937]

He always seemed like a stand up guy. A good guy with an easy smile, someone who enjoys laughing a lot. It’s terribly sad this happened to him. Life is cruel and unfair in so many ways. I hope he has many beautiful days ahead.

[@Mattorzo83]

He seemed/seems like a gentle soul to me too

[@g-asplendidsavage1700]

Very sad to see Bruce going through this. So glad he has so much support for his family

[@cjfengshui1]

This is so sad for Bruce, his family and others who are impacted with this.

[@stevenmichael558]

I KNEW SOMETHING WAS WRONG THE WAY HE SAID HIS LINES IN RECENT MOVIES LIKE HE WAS READING THEM . WITH STRANGE INFLECTION.

[@tiatokkesdal1745]

I absolutely noticed something was off. It now makes so much sense. The video you showed of Byron with fluent aphasia is so sad. That’s heartbreaking to me but Byron looks healthy and very cared for. I’m hoping the absolute best for Bruce. I’m so happy that he is living comfortably and most likely has some of the best doctors by his side.

[@fod2011]

You seem to be a very thoughtful person

[@jhonsalchijhon5992]

ajajjajaja si claro

[@bennym5244]

Yes, I saw him in interviews and I thought he was just a weird Hollywood type who just didn't know how to talk to ordinary people anymore. But this explains it.

[@BricksAndSparrows]

I know someone with aphasia. They are compelled to sniff children’s hair and end every sentence with “C’mon, man!” It’s very sad.

[@Femboy87]

i clowned on Bruce Willis for his awful movies he was coming out with, now I feel terrible. I loved him so early on and thought he was just losing it as an actor and had no idea this was happening. I do hope they can make a Bruce Willis documentary he can be in so he can maybe end his career on a good note. my prayers go to Bruce and his family, and I am just so sorry for him.

[@lorrainedempsey3320]

So sad to know this is happening to such a nice person. The best to him, and his family.

[@astzfat3319]

Prayers for Bruce and family. May he feel his needs met for comfort, to love, to be loved, understood, joy and peace.

[@mystygrams1]

Very heartbreaking. Thanks for making this video, definitely puts things into perspective. I’ve seen some of his recent films and now it all makes sense as to why his scenes are so odd. And you sometimes you can actually see the earpiece. Wishing him and his family all the best.

[@businesswalks8301]

clinical medicine is not the science people think it is... if you watch Danny Devito interviews, these super celebs have to constantly speak in non-sequitur so that the PC culture doesn't get you. since you can't make everyone happy, you end up being conditioned into speaking nonsense, and then medical industry comes after you

[@alfreddreamerphotocomics4880]

It’s amazing how much we take for granted each day. We just don’t know how blessed we are. Praying the best for you and your recovery.

[@BassGods]

Your lucky you’re not sitting next to me “Mr. Awkward” with just 23.8k. Lol

[@TheNewsJunkie]

You have 7. What are you yapping about?

[@BassGods]

@@TheNewsJunkie Like I really give a fk. 😂 I know you do. SHUTTY!

[@wrenchboostboi8994]

Thanks Bruce for everything you’ve accomplished. Enjoy a happy retirement with your family. Best wishes! Im sure we’ll see you on the big screen again in various cameos

[@barbaracastelli9695]

Sad to hear this. What comes to mind for me is live life to the fullest. Life is short. We don't know our tomorrows. I wish this family many blessings.

[@hrose5484]

Best wishes to him and his family. Love to all the people and their families that are experiencing this.

[@allistergraham6704]

How could that Red 2 interview be 6 months prior from the Glass interview when Red 2 was released in 2013 and Glass 2019

[@crystalcarter2490]

So sad but dementia or any kind of head trauma is tough for the patient and family. Loved "Moonlighting" and if course the best Christmas movie EVER! Die Hard 🌴

[@peterp2626]

Red 2 was 6 years before Glass. Not 6 months.

[@6BURG9]

Hello, I’m a Speech and Language Pathology student, and I just wanted to say how much I appreciate you covering this news story with compassion as well as providing the video clip of the gentleman with Fluent Aphasia to help educate your audience. Many people never learn about aphasia until themselves or a loved one are affected, so I think it’s great that you’ve used your platform to help spread the word.

[@AnitaYzeDogs]

What compassion? 😢

[@johnson8478]

@@AnitaYzeDogsagree…..zero compassion

[@john-ic7vg]

This breaks my heart on so many levels. I see a man , yes a celebrity but a human being none the less, who is confused and needs help from those around him. Yes people saw he was struggling but no one did anything! No one called the family and told them. It's such a shame. He should be home with those who love him and will take care of him. Not giving interviews to self serving "journalists" its just plain cruel.

[@mscarolynnigro]

I thought he was vaccine injured at first - but then I remembered an interview years ago - in which he seemed really confused. It probably was coming on back then.

[@Uriah625]

Wow, learning of Bruce Willis’s condition, and I just realized my grandma likely had Aphasia, unless this is a symptom of Alzheimer’s. She talked exactly like the guy in the green shirt. She could talk, but it was just completely random words. I remember one night my daughter asked her great-grandma to put her to bed. I stood in the doorway and watched. My daughter, 4 at the time, asked her, “Grandma, why did you say blah blah blah earlier?” My grandma just looked at her stumbling her words and said, “I don’t know”. It was truly heartbreaking to watch. My 4-year-old daughter knew something was wrong with Grandma. What an insidious disease.

[@RockinHoney]

Aphasia can certainly accompany alzheimer's and dementia. Sorry about your grandma.

[@Sunshine-do3yv]

Fluent aphasia?!!!! heart breaking. Love and support to Bruce Willis, family 🦋🦋❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇸🇪😇

[@teebee5236]

This is really sad. I started watching him on Moonlighting years ago. His character was very quick and a classic smart ass. I found Bruce to be similar but nicer in “real” life on talk shows and interviews. He’s had some great action flux!

[@neeyku]

You actually believe this rubbish?

[@annab5961]

I’m an Aussie.. maybe your President has some form of Aphasia? *I’m not joking

[@IWantATimeMachine0000]

I'm an American and I believe you. Our president is clearly mentally lost.

[@manofthehour5580]

he does they're just covering it up. F jb

[@icecoffee907]

Just heard about this and just heard this video researching it. I didn't know your channel prior, but you just earned a subscriber. :-)

[@TheNewsJunkie]

Thank you so much!

[@FelixTruvere]

This hurts to see. God Bless those that will stay by these individuals, love them, spend time with them, and talk with them to reciprocate love & well-being. The language may not make sense but the language has changed to reciprocating the energy of a loving, heartfelt communication.

[@sjvoyager]

This would totally explain why he's doing so many movies and a lot of them aren't that good. I wasn't quite understanding why and now I get it. Like you were saying he's trying to put out as many as you can while he still can. It's very sad he's an icon he's awesome I even find myself watching the not so good movies just cuz I like him. God bless him and his family.💕🙏

[@christinawilliams3746]

Keeping Bruce Willis and his loved ones in prayers and positive vibes sent to them all at this difficult time

[@beyourself9890]

Prayers for his family because I can’t imagine having to watch my loved one loose their minds truly sad. He’s a legend truly loosing one of the best in the business

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

lose... losing

[@wictoriaojheden]

My thoughts are that you are only looking for something to put on your channel, was it necessary to do this? Bruce is a great actor he has given us so many fun and good movies and TV shows and music. He didn't deserve this video at all. Good luck with your retirement and I hope you have a wonderful time with your family and thank you for all the fun you have given us ❤️

[@sbdreamin]

It’s a shame how many people are being purposefully damaged, sterilized, and killed, yet we can’t talk about the elephant in the room.

[@jdesantiago100895]

It’s even more of a shame that people like you lie and make shit up and lie out of your asses.

[@deborahchesser7375]

I’d much rather go quickly as have people watch me fade away, sad ✌️🇺🇸

[@briansheridan5208]

Bruce Willis thank you for all the kick ass flicks. You are truly a gifted actor. You are the man and you will always be the man.

[@Defender78]

I just watched his recent movie, jcalled Out of death that came out in 2021. He speaks in sentences no longer than one line of dialog, and it's methodical and deliberate. But at the very least, he gave some oomf to these lower level movies, by lending his presence and Image to the production. I'm sure that he helped these small budget movies find some audience in the direct to DVD And redbox market. Bruce's presence allowed these low budget endeavors To get some notoriety and visibility. And the Actresses and actors in them to Work with a bonafide yet fallen, star. Good for him. Rock on Bruce, I grew up with you since Die Hard. and best of luck.

[@nj0603]

So sad. Loved Bruce since Moonlighting. Sixth Sense is my FAVOURITE ever movie. Prayers for Bruce and his family. 🙏

[@JL-zn7me]

I was just telling my child about the sixth sense. What an incredible movie! Bruce put 1 million percent into everything he did.

[@westhawk9599]

Tragic and hearbreaking. My prayers, love and support go out to Bruce, his family, and all his friends.

[@lelia660]

Thank you for explaining this so well.

[@fan1985ful]

You have to consider that he was a stutterer before all of this. He still showed symptoms of it as an adult. Like even in his fit younger years.

[@Katie-rx8ql]

Very sad but I'm relieved to see he hasn't died. All I saw on the news was someone saying "very sad news about Bruce Willis" and thought he had died. Hope he gets treatment to make this new journey as easy as possible.

[@tylertilwick6852]

This was so sad and heartbreaking to me. In his day, Bruce was one of the most charismatic, awesome and badass actors ever.

[@chrisozmcintosh8891]

What’s interesting is that the “Red 2” interview is actually 6 YEARS before the “Glass” interview, not 6 months. So that’s all the way back in 2013, nearly 9 years ago!

[@mksolid82]

The end of Bruce Willis. Who ever could imagine such a day. Wow. Last month Van Damme also announced he is retiring for good. These are sad times..

[@johnwerner69]

Wait what!?

[@johnwerner69]

Van Damme is supposed to be in the new minions movie

[@mksolid82]

@@johnwerner69 he has like 2 things coming out and then he’s done.

[@johnwerner69]

@@mksolid82 nooooo that’s so sad!

[@mksolid82]

@@johnwerner69 yeah it’s rough. Everything from the last 30 years is coming to a close. And there’s nothing to replace it all with. Just the toxic culture we are stuck with today.

[@AndersTheSphynx]

Used to work at a nursing home. Not unusual but all the patients I had where actually male. All had have strokes. Some couldn’t make sense of what they where seeing also; like took the basin for being a toilet ect One man was in his early 60s and had been a UN soldier; had not even been able to retire. So sad his kids where like in their 30s whit smal children and they did not know how to act around this “new” confused person that once was their strong soldier dad. he was like 2 meters long and really strong still when Got to know him. He could at times remember who he had been and told amazing stories from his time as a soldier. This was like 15 years ago; if he is still alive he would be like 75 But really happy, nice people

[@tinastanley4444]

He had a great career. More than most of us could every dream of.

[@nicholasjohnson6724]

Aphasia is a symptom, not a diagnosis.........

[@niftyswifty7000]

Bruce you are a HUGE INSPIRATION IN MY LIFE. I don't pray but I'll damn sure pray for you. You will always be a badass in my book. Stay strong brotha!!

[@jaxsun72]

Obviously his judgment was deeply impaired if he agreed to non-stop filming for the last 7 years turning out a movie every 90 days that no one even wants to watch because they're still got awful.

[@alh2116]

My heart felt prayers go to his family. He was a good actor. Thank you for sharing his story my husband has the samething.

[@Torres-tw3ic]

when the brain fails, there's no more soul

[@speccwolf]

I noticed most of his recent movies he was just standing there kinda dazed.

[@tiatokkesdal1745]

Same! Definitely noticeable!

[@SariHolm]

Sinä ihmisjäte journalistiikalle! Kehtaat ratsastaa toisen sairauden kustannuksella ja kutsua tätä journalistiikaksi, häpeä!! Hän, saati kukaan sairastunut ihminen ei ansaitse tällaista. Kiitos! - From Finland

[@chazmann108]

A speech therapist explained it well, she explained all of your knowledge is contained in a file cabinet, but someone has taken the cabinet and knocked it over, scattering everything all over to where there is total disorganization. The knowledge is still there, but it's disordered. There can be some recovery, but each case is different. No one has said what the origin of Bruce's aphasia is? Did he have a stroke? Was there some head trauma involved? Aphasia is not a new disorder, and common after strokes. When a famous person falls victim to it - the public has a first hand look; so I suspect Willis agreed to his family making it public. Life changes with aphasia, and is NEVER the same but there can be communication - just not as an actor. I am sure he'll get the very best therapy and that his loved ones will be able to maintain communication with him.

[@JohnvanGurp]

Or frontotemporal dementia… sadly with no treatment or recovery.

[@deadcell1]

"You're thinking of it in your head but you can't get the words out" - every person with a stuttering disorder knows what that's like.

[@themoviebuff6196]

Sad Sad News!!! All the Best in Retirement!! Bruce!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@aengusk3313]

leave him alone. The man is suffering in ways we aren't. Respect his privacy

[@smoochydatrhino5793]

This just breaks my heart Bruce Willis is one of best Actors. Looks like a pretty cool human. I hope we see him around again. Much love to you Mr Bruce Willis. We love you 😍🙏

[@jordangabrielle9261]

I’d still love to meet him one day. He’s done so much good for movies