Jeremy Renner revealed that the accident he suffered left him with 30 fractured bones
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The American actor Jeremy Renner, who on January 1 suffered a serious accident with a snowplow at his home that left him admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of a sanatorium in the city of Reno, Nevada, revealed through his networks social media that the episode caused him to fracture more than 30 bones.
“Morning exercises, my resolutions totally changed in this special New Years. Reborn from tragedy for all my family, and quickly focused on uniting love in action. I want to thank you all for your messages and thoughts for my family and me. So much love and appreciation to all of you”Renner wrote on his Instagram account, where he posted an image of himself with one of the doctors who are assisting him in his recovery.
Consequences of the serious accident
In addition, for the first time he announced the consequences of the episode: “These more than 30 broken bones will heal and strengthen, as the love and bond with my family and friends deepen. Love and blessings to all,” he concluded in your post.
As reported by the specialized site Variety, the 51-year-old interpreter, popularly known for having played Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (UCM), was released last Tuesday, when he told his followers that he was watching the second season of the series “Mayor of Kingstown”, in which he stars with Kyle Chandler, at home and with those close to him.
In the days after his hospitalization, the also nominated for an Oscar for his roles in the winner for Best Film “Living on the Limit” (2010) and “Dangerous Attraction” (2011) began to use his Instagram account to keep his friends informed. fans about his state of health, the first time with a photo that was taken in the sanatorium bed hours after having undergone two surgeries.
“Thank you all for your kind words. I’m too broken right now to write. But I send love to everyone,” Renner shared at the time, after learning from his doctor that he was “stable but in critical condition,” with a chest trauma and orthopedic injuries.
“Thank you all for your kind words. I’m too broken right now to write. But I’m sending love to you all.”Jeremy Renner
According to statements made by Darin Balaam, Washoe County Sheriff, after learning of the episode, the accident occurred when “Mr. Renner’s personal vehicle, driven by a family member, got stuck in the snow near his house”.
The actor “went to retrieve his PistenBully, extremely large snow removal equipment, in an effort to get his vehicle moving. After successfully towing it, he got out of his PistenBully to speak with a family member. In this point, it was observed that the machine began to roll. In an effort to stop it, Mr. Renner tries to get back into the driver’s seat of the PistenBully. It is at this point that he was run over,” added the head of the local Police.
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Precisely, it was the county authorities who had to rescue the actor with a helicopter for his transfer to a hospital, in an operation that they described as difficult due to the large amount of snow that was in the place and that hindered access to the area, although It transpired that many neighbors assisted the actor with first aid.
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