My Dad’s Alzheimer’s Has Shown Me How Fragile Life Is – Chris Hemsworth

Popular Hollywood actor Chris Hemsworth has reflected on the fragility of life. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, finding out about his father’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis has made him more aware of how fragile life is, so his self-worth no longer rests upon exterior things.

Hemsworth added that the older he grows, the more he changes his definition of success.

His words, “My appetite for racing forward has really been reined in.

The recent Alzheimer’s diagnosis for my father Craig has made me more aware of the fragility of things. You start thinking, ‘My dad won’t be here forever.’

My kids are now 11 and 13. Those nights where they’d fight over sleeping in our bed — suddenly they’re not happening anymore.

I used to think maybe if I was nominated for something, I’d feel good about myself. Or maybe if I had the biggest film of all time, or launched another franchise, then I’d feel fulfilled. It’s absurd. My self-worth doesn’t rest upon all of those exterior things anymore – though I still have to remind myself.

I’m getting better at relaxing, making more curated decisions, working with people I admire.”

WOW.

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