Gantz Reveals Wife's Alzheimer's Diagnosis in Emotional Interview
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- Benny Gantz discussed his wife's Alzheimer's diagnosis in an interview.
- He described the initial shock and the lack of a cure.
- Gantz noted a recent rapid decline in her condition.
- His wife now requires constant supervision.
- The interview aired on Saturday.
Benny Gantz, chairman of the National Unity Party, shared deeply personal details about his wife Revital's battle with dementia in an interview on Ronnie Kovan's program "Meeting." Gantz recounted the moment he was informed by doctors that his wife had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, describing it as a life-altering event with no known cure. He recalled his initial shock, stepping away briefly to compose himself before returning to hear the full implications.
Gantz explained that at the time of the diagnosis, his wife was still aware of her condition and expressed strength, stating she would cope. He mentioned they were undergoing various treatments, including hyperbaric therapy, as part of an ongoing process. However, Gantz revealed a sudden and rapid cognitive and functional decline in her condition.
He shared that his wife is now at a stage where she requires constant supervision and cannot perform basic tasks independently, such as climbing stairs. The interview, which aired Saturday, focused on Gantz's personal struggles alongside his political career.
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