The widow of Robin Williams says that medical woes have killed the actor in three “difficult years” and blames him for not having committed suicide.
Susan Williams said the actor and comedian not They had just diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a degenerative disorder of the nervous system, a few months before his death, but a coroner’s report found signs of body dementia, a difficult condition to diagnose leading to a decline in the ability to think and reason.
That would have contributed to anxiety and depression for which he was treated in his final months, and probably played a role in his suicide by hanging in August 2014.
Although there were many reasons why he took his life, said his widow, may all be reduced to one: “I think he just said, ‘No.’ And do not blame him at all.”
. “It’s the bravest man I’ve ever met,” he said.
The symptoms of Williams began in November 2013, his wife said in an interview that aired Tuesday on “Good Morning America” program ABC. Included stomach aches, constipation, urinary problems and insomnia.
May 2014 suffering from stiffness, depression, unsteadiness when walking and was losing the qualities of her voice, said.
“One minute he was completely lucid and five minutes later he said something that did not belong,” he said.
For those were his last week of life, medical intern planned for submission to neorocognitivas tests. But in those last weeks was “disintegrating before my eyes,” said the widow. “We were living a nightmare.”
Williams, who had suffered from addiction in the past, was sober when he died, said his wife, adding that he had recently served eight years of sobriety.
The couple had seven years of marriage and three married. Susan Williams described her husband as “a dream”, “the best love you ever dreamed.”
Additional Segments of the interview transmitted on Tuesday in the “World News Tonight” and “Nightline” program and Friday on “The View”.
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