Emotional Bruce Willis update | Sunrise

[@tonyaadkins6377]

Bruce Willis has always been one of my favorite actors. He has always seemed like such a down to earth genuinely nice guy. Much love to him and his family ❤️

[@cor2250]

Moonlighting '85❤great one

[@annygeturgunful]

Have been watching Bruce since moonlighting. Have never missed a movie. Much love from you're Kiwi fan ❤

[@maryannebustamante6463]

Bruce Willis will always be a Legend❤❤ Please God🙏🙏 Watch over him. Greetings and lots of Love from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 👋

[@karlatamayo3204]

I've always loved Bruce Willis. Have watched all his movies several times. God bless his heart & soul,as well as all his loved ones. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@r.o.9356]

Love your movies and love you Bruce! My heart goes out to your family❤ My mom has dementia! And it’s hard to see her memories fade! We do our best for her! God bless you🙏🏽❤️

[@TheJudy62]

So sad. I have loved Bruce since Moonlighting. He is my favorite actor. I am glad that he has a good, close, loving family and friends to stand by him. God Bless them all. ❤

[@naomilopez7802]

Prayers for the whole Family and for Bruce himself !!! Love him 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@noreenebostick9593]

My daughter, granddaughter and I visited my 70 year old husband yesterday at the nursing home three hours away experiencing dementia. Our 40 years anniversary is December 31, 2023. My husband and I said the Lord’s Prayer together. He did not miss any of the words. I asked him what he does when I’m away from him and he said he talks either Gid about me and everybody. I did not go further about his conversations. I thank God he is not in any pains. Photos and videos were captured. I have learned how to cope and deal with our long distance. God has given me strength, peace, understanding, wisdom through every step of the way. Spending time with our daughter and granddaughters that live near me is so much appreciated. They are seeds of his seeds. Our two sons that live out of town with their family are also a joy. Thanks for reading my comments. Smiles

[@Kermit46]

Feed him real food. Ketosis improves cognition.

[@DH-gk8vh]

My father-in-law passed away from dementia. I feel deeply saddened for you and your family and for Bruce who after all is going through this. My husband passed away this passed Easter from Congestive heart failure after 10 years. His last 8 months were very difficult with him hospitalized 6 times from Aug 2022 to April 2023. We were married 44 years, 3 kids, 6 grandchildren. I was his wife and care taker those last months. Oct. 2022 he was told he had years to months to live. I'm greatful I was there for all of it. He and I were able to say our goodbyes. Be with Bruce as much as you can, because there will come a time you will be greatful you were there. Honor him, love him and remember him. He's an incredible actor, but that doesn't incapcilate him. He's a beautiful human being first. Here's wishing and praying God be by your sides. God speed to you and yours.

[@jillmalone-ri8pz]

Retired hospice nurse here! You’ll never regret those times! I’m glad he had you! So many of my patients die alone….

[@DH-gk8vh]

@jillmalone-ri8pz So greatful you are there. What you do cannot be more needed. My husband died in an ICU in a wonderful hospital, but instead of helping him die, they did everything they could to keep him alive. That's what ICU's are for, but he was never going to recover. The difference as you know all too well are that doctors are taught to save lives, so this is what they do to the very end. Palliative care are doctors who are trained to know when someone will die whether years or months out, which they did for in Oct. 2022. They're unfortunately an hour away, and I did what my husband asked. We went to a hospital only 20 minutes away. He was being seen in between hospitalizations by his cardiologist who in an incredible physician who kept my husband alive 10 years after diagnosis, but he's trained to keep his patients alive. My husband's last night at home he couldn't stand up. The doctors on the ICU said his potassium level was very high at 7. That's why he couldn't stand. It was shutting down his muscles. His electrolytes were terrible, this after several months of barely eating. I knew something was terribly wrong, but got no guidance from anyone. Told his cardiologist and he brushed it off, kept saying "no salt". His legs were leaking plasma his last month. Nurses came in to bandage him. No one ever said he needed hospice. I knew his weakness, eating very little was very bad. Our medical system is broken. He deserved better than to end up on dialysis with 6 iv's going, trying to keep his kidneys working. They had his on oxygen that ended up in a full oxygen mask leaving only his eyes uncovered. His last day he had air hunger, gasping when he finally told me "stop it". "Stop it". After the doctor determined he understood what he was asking for they began by removing the IV's. I'll never forget the young nurses hands shaking as she did this. Then the mask was removed, the port in his neck for the dialysis machine, and Adderall and Morphine given to him in the port in his neck, and he passed peacefully. Perhaps this is the way it had to be, but what you do is compassionate beyond measure. Happy New Year and God Speed!

[@aliciamangar1513]

Really thats hard to Believe as am l and lve not had one that died alone!! ​@jillmalone-ri8pz

[@aliciamangar1513]

​@@DH-gk8vhthe worse part about that is you didn't know Enough to have them discontinue everything for him! When my husband was Palliative he asked me when time was right to Stop all machines! Worse decision ever in my life l did. But it was better then watching him suffered even more. He was only 35 yrs old at Christmas time. Now in Ontario Canada we do have MAID.lm helping with my best friend right now who was just diagnosed in March with Alzeheimer's and Dementia and she has signed up for MAID. It's legal here. When she decides l will be there with her and her son and his new gf to do as she wishes. But until then lm making the most out of her time still here and doing as much fun things as she wants. Whatever she can tolerate. I'm always there for her. It's sad for me and her son becuse we are left behind and when my husband was ill l wished we had that. We didn't nor for Mt mom but we did have the choice to stop the machines and allow them to die with dignity! AMEN😢😊

[@lindacartwright5773]

Sending Prayers To Him And His Family. Hug's

[@karenkennedy766]

Bruce hang in there and love your family. Enjoy the holidays. Have a wonderful 2024 my friend.

[@Anna-rs8md]

My husband and I am married for 48 years he now has dementia I am the caretaker and love him He is family will stay with family . No other way. As long as God gives me the strength . Amen

[@TammyKramer-s6v]

I always tell people that has a loved one who is going through dementia to stay strong. Have faith. God will help you through this. My mother was diagnosed seven years ago with frontal lobe dementia and I have been with her every step of the way, taking care of her myself. Always surround yourself with positive energy and a good support group of friends ❤

[@jamiebourgault4481]

He IS beloved not WAS beloved.....

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

That's a beautiful message. Congrats on 16 years together.

[@slugo915]

Prayers Bruce🙏

[@patrickduffy8514]

Our prayers our with you bruce❤ you are still one of the 👌

[@FloLloyd-s9z]

This is a heartbreaking story for the Willis Family, for any family actually. I think all's we can do is pray that someday in the near future there's going to be research going on, but until this happens, My heart goes out to All Families dealing with FTD . GOD BLESS YOU ALL. 🙏

[@catdog2706]

My deepest prayer s are with Bruce and his family❤

[@bonniegordon9108]

Do you realize how many people with this...without suppport or wealth!!! Hospice Care Provider

[@crystal25288]

😢

[@hazelem1266]

This is so sad, the diagnosis as well as the rapid progression of this disease.

[@veramarie1462]

He is still alive. You have no idea how hard it is when your Loved One doesn't know you. He's fuckin Bruce Willis. He was? So Beloved,

[@lollUK]

My mum was diagnosed with dementia and alzheimer's, it a very cruel condition that robs that person mentally and physically however me and mum can still share all those old memories that she hasn't forgotten yet. Sending loving energy to all those out there who are caring and supporting a loved one who are having to deal with this 💙

[@fredgervinm.p.3315]

This may seem trivial... When he started losing his hair, he just shaved his head. When it happened to me, he was a power of example. Thank you Mr Willis !

[@Linda-de7np]

Stay strong Emma ...................... our thoughts and prayers are with you, Bruce and your family.

[@dorisramos7163]

❤ we love you bruce and always in our prayers for you and your family god bless ya 🙏

[@jimsmith9301]

So grateful that Bruce has a caring wife. When I had my stroke and Coma my wife divorced me. She said I didn't sign up for this.

[@virgoqueen8950]

SHE DID NOT REALLY LOVE.

[@beverleydykeman752]

That is so sad.

[@annacarter4879]

I'm so sorry for that, but yes did sign up for it, it's part of a marriage. Blessing you you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️

[@PeterScheuers]

Moonlighting is still one of my favorite shows to watch.

[@aussienic8428]

Marriage means you're in it for good times AND bad times.

[@virgoqueen8950]

AND YOUR POINT IS WHAT.......THIS IS STILL HARD ON HER AND HIS FAMILY

[@laurenr1417]

So very sad. I have always loved Bruce Willis. 😢

[@Marita940]

She should not talk about this great guy he would hate it 😢😢

[@King_Pitt]

I love this actor from sixth sense and pulp fiction please do not die I want to meet him so bad and tell him about what I want to become because of his acting skills. PLEASE don't DIE on us NOW...

[@chrissyvaught4043]

It's so sad .. he looks happy and content and well cared for !

[@handsomethecat13731]

We are praying for you Corbin Dallas!!

[@maryannebustamante6463]

Correct✅️✅️ Bruce Willis is still Alive.. Was should not be the word to be used. Thank you

[@katsadventures7027]

I just lost my precious husband to frontal Temple dementia it only took five years to take him out. I miss him so much.

[@nicolahodges2]

I am praying for you all it’s just so sad 😞 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rachelcookson3492]

I really feel for Bruce’s wife and family, it’s soo hard! You expect to grow old with someone. Life is cruel sometimes.

[@oscarochoa3213]

Bruce is the action man all the time

[@deborabrewer9505]

I love you!❤❤❤❤❤

[@MRopii-yx1mp]

Willis is a good person

[@frankiegillins4292]

It’s a hard ride. I am a private caregiver for twenty-two years. U r so good. Do your best one day at a time.

[@ValleysOfNeptune2150]

That would be totally heartbreaking with two young kids

[@sleepyd0gxz]

It’s hard…really really hard. 😢

[@royrice8021]

Of all the battles with dementia,I have ever seen, the “victim” never wins. It is a losing battle not to be sugar coated in any way.

[@stephanhopfner3351]

echt traurig!

[@KellyGould-fu6vw]

Hello l would like to let your wife know Bruce she is doing an amazing job.

[@marshahamilton9232]

Why would your media say he WAS so beloved when he will ALWAYS be Loved. Shame on this social media report. You corrected your commentary too late.

[@leannegoins9173]

😢💔🙏

[@aliciamangar1513]

No different then anyone else's issues with Alzeheimer's and Dementia xo

[@ymatT601]

What your point?

[@sugarberries1972]

🥺

[@ctgctg1]

Dementia is dementia. Knowing the diagnosis, is only useful in the early stages where medical management might delay progression. But the final stages are hell for the families and care givers. I feel for Emma and for Bruce.

[@randyaldridge3386]

I wondered that they share their lives with a literal world of strangers. I read this to see if they were or its gossip.. Having gone through a similar life altering circumstance. My child's astrocycoma now a fast moving Parkinson's with my husband. I selfishly read this. I don't know what I'd choose to do however, people would cruelly make up whatever. It's better to control the narrative in a world seemingly out of control. From stranger to stranger, I reach out my hand. AvaDean.

[@MarcellaMccombs-h8v]

Bless this couple Lord in Jesus name

[@TheSwipeking]

2 hours with Michael J Fox 👌👌👌👌2 hours with Bruce Willis👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌and I would-could fix their Parkinsons and Bruces issue(PROMISE)!!!

[@sr.r.s4769]

Well Duhhhh, if she were to say its a breeze I would wonder my mom had it and its HARD!!!

[@normarodriguez4514]

😢

[@mohammesalattar5404]

There might be a treatment, but it requires expanding the search and exploring multiple languages. Some doctors have unapproved treatments or theoretical medicines that aren't officially recognized. Sometimes, certain drugs are adopted for specific diseases after a long period."

[@lindamimbs4126]

My husband had dementia sad to see love all diehards watch them over and over

[@MelissaChauvet-z2v]

The public needs to be educated on the horrors of drug use. I do not wish Parkinson’s nor Alzheimer’s on anyone. But that’s why no one should do drugs during their youth.

[@lindacamacho9459]

As amazing as it may be, theree are srtill people who don't understand.

[@michaelb8073]

So sad seeing everyone at his party overdoing their reactions in hopes of getting some of his shares

[@CatsandJP]

Why would she even want to do this to him…it is a private battle “He” is dealing with…is nothing sacred anymore?

[@KrystalHarwood-z1b]

most peopnly other decisionle say its cruel to put your loved ones in a nursing home. but what would you do if you were out shopping and they were alone? i understand some staffers can be abusive but sometimes it is the only other decision

[@KrystalHarwood-z1b]

excuse me i meant to say "most people say its cruel to put your loved one in a nursing home'' but sometimes its the only other decision you have. what if you left them alone and they didnt know where they were or what they were doing? you can only PRAY that they receive the best care

[@christinebee9781]

This is not an update on Bruce. Not one new word on his current condition etc. click bait

[@joseramos4320]

Y post your business leave that man in peace

[@duaneraymond4252]

A lot of families have to deal with illness. Why does she need to put her face all over the place looking for sympathy. Is it ALL about raising awareness or is there a bit of celebrities seeking attention?

[@JohnDoe-ol3yz]

Thumbs down. Cluck-bait. There is no update here. Just his wife saying because she has money, she can go out every now and then. Nothing new at all about Bruce. Zero.

[@aaronweaver1886]

He's 70. So I mean.

[@Xiofock]

i start to love him and we will be ghosts so the blue eyes can survive damn so violett exes did exist and the blue eyes rotted them i start to understand why i hate blue eyes wtf

[@begoodalwaysbegood9519]

Captain America Steve Rogers let’s go! In Jesus Christs name we pray amen.

[@MartineLeguay]

Arretez avec vos prieres c une maladie terrible incurable etc Ce n'es que soufrance pour tous

[@yeoweehuathuat8926]

After 💉 many became like dat

[@Xiofock]

they could habe at least given us black girls instead of making us gay and killing us in every kids tv show i should habe watched ben 10 as a kid

[@Xiofock]

welp im straight now

[@Xiofock]

also dreht sich die ganze welt darum blauäugige einzukapseln und durch ihre anwesenheit millionen zu verdienen während man sie auslacht haha um sich selbst besser zu fühlen nagut

[@lizgaspari-gasparinutrition]

I remember years ago being in Parrot Key Turks & Caicos restaurant. Was craving this basic hot dog from kids menu. Waitress says, sorry thats on the kids menu . Then I hear the guy sitting next to me order 2 hot dogs & fries. Just when I was about to hand it to waitress I realized OMG its Bruce Willis and his wife! LOL I threw in the towel! #GameOver 🏁