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The world lost a shining beacon of light in August 2014. News of Robin Williams's suicide was as devastating as it was unbelievable. All people saw was the charming smile on his face, but people failed to notice there was no light in his eyes anymore.

 

Williams was in a tough place, both professionally and personally, making it hard for him to cope. From the beginning of October 2013, Williams' health began to decline. He couldn't eat, he couldn't sleep. He had a lot of bowel-related problems.

 

Also, in May 2014, he had been told that he had Parkinson’s disease. Shortly after, he began to experience tremors in his left arm. He also experienced symptoms of cogwheel rigidity, where the limb would inexplicably stop itself at certain fixed points in its range of motion. His voice had diminished, his posture was stooped, and at times he simply seemed to freeze where he stood.

The saddest part of it all was that he was actually misdiagnosed. After his death, an autopsy revealed that he actually had Lewy body dementia, an aggressive and incurable brain disorder with an associated risk of suicide.

 

Although Williams was unaware of the condition he was in, he had memory problems and was unaware to remember his lines towards the end of his career. According to Telegraph, during the 2014 movie Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, which was his last on-screen role, he had a lot of trouble with his lines. "He was sobbing in my arms at the end of every day. It was horrible...READ MORE

 

 

Please pray for miraculous and complete healing for Pierre-Antoine, who is in intensive care after surgery for esophageal cancer went wrong. Pray he’ll regain use of his body, breathe on his own, and live a beautiful life again.