Bruce Willis’s wife reflects on the death of Gina Hakman and Betsy Arakov

She spoke about the problems of care from the moment of diagnosis of the front -art dementia of her husband in 2023 and defended herself from criticism.

Emma Heming Willis’s latest remarks about becoming a caregiver, later it turned out that Gin Hakman died a week after his wife Betsy Arakova, who was his caregiver.

Recently Emma shared her thoughts on the tragic passage of Hakman and his wife Arakov, offering the prospect formed by his own caregiver’s experience.

Emo who cares about her husband Bruce confessed further Instagram that she usually does not comment on such news.

However, she considered that from their history there is an important conclusion: often noticed the needs of the caregivers.

Reflecting on the situation, she emphasized the importance of supporting those who devoted themselves to the care of others.

“I really believe that this story has some training. It just made me think about this broader story, and this is what the educators also need care and that they are vital,” she explained. “It is so important that we appear for them so they can continue to appear for their personality.”

She also turned to the widespread misunderstanding that “tutors) found out.”

“(People think) that they are covered. They are good. I don’t subscribe to it. I think we need to point them so that they can continue to appear for their own personality,” she said.

Having strengthened her message, Emma closed her post by a simple reminder: “The caregivers also need care. Period. Full stop. #Supportcaregivers.”

Emma is engaged in voting about the problems of care since she has discovered the diagnosis of the front -tensity of the bar in 2023, a year after the discharge of aphasia.

She also defended herself from the allegations that she uses a bar for attention.

In May 2023, she responded directly to such claims, saying: “I will take my five minutes and I will turn into 10 because I will always stand for my husband.”

“And then I’m going to turn my grief and my anger and sadness into something good around what feels less,” Emma added.

The last reflections of Bruce’s wife about Hakman’s death and Arakov come shortly after Santa -f Adan Mendos’s sheriff’s sheriff shared new details about the strange temporary scale.

Authorities believe that Arakova succumbed to the pulmonary syndrome of Gantavirus (HPS) on February 11, a rare mice transmitted.

Meanwhile, Hakman, who was reportedly promoted by Alzheimer, may have remained in their home for a week, not realizing that she had died.

As reported ExplosionThe legendary actor died on February 18 because of the hypertensive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, and Alzheimer is a factor.

Until February 26, Hakman’s bodies and arakov were detected by maintenance workers. One of the three elderly dogs was also found dead.

Emma intends to talk about his journey as a tutor in the future book, which will be released in 2025.

According to the statement received MagazineThe project will be published under the open field, a book led by Maria Sriver.

Currently, a book, a book, stems from Emma’s experience that cares about her husband after his front -back dementia (FTD) in February 2023.

Thanks to this book, the founder of Make Time Wellness seeks to offer recommendations, understanding and resources for those who are moving on concern. She hopes to expand the capabilities of others who face similar circumstances, sharing what she learned along the way.

“For me, knowledge is the power, and the creation of a community that supports me was vital,” she said in a statement. “This has brought stability and a certain amount of control, the control that was completely destroyed when the diagnosis of the front -themeal dementia first came into the world of our family.”

The future book of Emma will feature expert recommendations, personal stories from her own journey and interview with professionals in the field.

Reflecting on her experience, Emma emphasized the importance of access to reliable information.

“Determining the right resources for learning and enlightening myself was powerful and allowed me to keep moving forward in the most positive way so that I could become the best mother, wife, daughter, friends and care partner,” she shared. “I want to be able to share this with the next person who is here.”

In his statement, Schriver shared that he was “delighted with the publication of Emma’s book for the caregivers.”

She added, “She and I know each other for a long time, and I’m so proud of how she uses her voice to help others.”