The wife of Hollywood actor Bruce Willis, who is going through the stages of dementia, Emma Heming told about her feelings on the 17th anniversary of meeting with the star. She wrote about this on her page on the social network.
"Anniversaries used to bring excitement — now, to be honest, they excite all feelings, leaving a heaviness in the heart and a pit in the stomach. I give myself 30 minutes to think, "why him, why us?"to feel anger and grief," she wrote.
According to Heming, then she shakes off these heavy feelings and returns to what she is now.
"And what is there… this is unconditional love. I feel blessed knowing that, and it's because of him. I would do it again and again instantly," she concluded.
As reported by EADaily, Heming previously stated that she plans to write a book about her care for a person who lives with a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. In the book, a woman who has been the actor's guardian for the past two years plans to outline the information she received in the process of caring for her husband, and she will also share resources that will help other people who find themselves in a similar situation.

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