“The Seventh Day TV” broadcast a special coverage prepared by Israa Abdel Qader, presented by Raghda Bakr, during which he reviewed the full details of the health status of American star Bruce Willis.
And the special coverage continued that Rumer, the daughter of the great American actor Bruce Willis, announced that her father had aphasia and a loss of speech, which affected his cognitive and cognitive abilities, and therefore his retirement from acting, a profession he loves and means a lot to him..
Romer said, through her account on Instagram: “To the amazing Bruce fans and fans, as a family, we wanted to share that our beloved Bruce, who suffers from some health problems and was recently diagnosed with aphasia, affects his cognitive abilities, as a result of this and in a large sense Bruce is moving away from the profession that was It means a lot to him.”
“This is a challenging time for our family, and we deeply appreciate your continued love, sympathy and support,” Romer added.
The superstar’s daughter concluded, “As Bruce always says, ‘Live your life’… and together we plan to do it with love.”
As for the illness that Bruce Willis suffers from, the special coverage continued that aphasia is a devastating health condition that affects an individual’s ability to communicate effectively with others, and makes it difficult for him to write, speak, or even understand what people are saying..
The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association says that people with aphasia may have problems finding words, may speak in short, choppy or incomplete sentences, and may even make up meaningless words and use them in their speech and writing..
According to the association, a person with aphasia can have problems transcribing letters and words accurately, and the written communications of those affected are often riddled with grammatical errors and incomplete sentences..
In addition, this health problem can also affect a person’s ability to understand others.
The Society for Speech-Language and Hearing notes that these patients may not understand spoken or written sentences or need extra time to absorb and understand what is being said or read, and may have difficulty keeping track of the words of someone who speaks quickly or understanding complex sentences and concepts..
