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Jul 20, 2023 · Susan Schneider was married to Robin Williams from 2011 until his death in 2014, when he was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia. She has become a prominent activist for raising awareness and funding for the disease, and is also a professional painter and graphic designer.
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- Erin Laviola
Susan Schneider Williams is an American artist and graphic designer. She is the third wife and widow of actor and comedian Robin Williams. A native of California, Schneider has always been a gifted artist. She first attended the University of California, pursuing a degree in graphic design but later transferred to the California College of Arts ...
Jul 1, 2022 · After Robin Williams died by suicide in August 2014, his widow, Susan Schneider Williams, would soon learn about a disease she had never heard of, but one that had haunted both of their lives....
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- Kristen Rogers
Jun 1, 2023 · Susan Schneider married Robin Williams in 2011 and was by his side until his suicide in 2014. She has since become a vocal campaigner for raising awareness of Lewy Body Dementia, the condition that affected the actor's brain and caused his death.
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- Francesca Shillcock
Sep 2, 2020 · Susan Schneider Williams, the widow of Robin Williams, shares her memories of his struggle with Lewy body dementia in a documentary. The film captures the comedian's final months, his diagnosis, his friends and his legacy.
Sep 1, 2020 · Susan Schneider Williams, who met her husband at an Apple store in 2007, shares how he struggled with Lewy body dementia and depression before his suicide in 2014. The documentary \"Robin's Wish\" explores the science and symptoms of the neurodegenerative disease that robbed him of his cognition and motor skills.
Nov 2, 2016 · Susan Schneider Williams, the widow of actor Robin Williams, shares her experience of his struggle with Lewy body dementia, a condition that caused him to take his own life in 2014. She explains the symptoms, diagnosis, and challenges of caring for someone with brain disease.
