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Rumer Willis opened up about how she has been coping with the changes in Bruce Willis’ health and admitted that she misses the person her father used to be.

The actress said she tries to make the most of the moments she has with him and has learned to deal with different emotions at the same time.

Rumer also revealed that she took an APOE genetic test to assess her predisposition to Alzheimer’s disease, mainly because of her family health history.

According to her, the result was APOE 3/4, a combination associated with a certain increase in risk, although it does not mean that she will necessarily develop the disease.

Images: Instagram @rumerwillis

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00:00I really miss my dad. I miss a different version of who he was. There are some days that are
00:06just
00:06so hard. I try to prioritize being present with where he's at now. The truth is to be strong is
00:14learning to deal with both things at the same time. I did a test called the APOE that tests
00:20for your risk for Alzheimer's, which obviously is kind of important. I wanted to check out
00:23because of my family history. I have a 3-4, which is pretty average, but it also just means that
00:30there
00:30is some risk, but it's not crazy. Companies like Function empower you to put the information in
00:37your hands. I really miss my dad. I miss a different version of who he was. There are some days
00:44that are
00:44just so hard. I try to prioritize being present with where he's at now. The truth is to be strong
00:51is learning to deal with both things at the same time. I did a test called the APOE that tests
00:58for your risk for Alzheimer's, which obviously is kind of important. I wanted to check out because
01:02of my family history. I have a 3-4, which is pretty average, but it also just means that there
01:09is some
01:09risk, but it's not crazy. Companies like Function empower you to put the information in your hands.
01:21you

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