Jeremy Renner He honors the men and women who helped save his life on the second anniversary of the near-fatal snowfall accident.
On January 1, Renner took to Instagram to share a photo of himself from two years ago, sitting in a hospital bed surrounded by medical staff.
He began his emotional comment, saying: “Happy New Year to you all…. I celebrate my second birthday today.” “Sending my love, respect and gratitude to the army it took to bring me back together again. Thank you to every nurse, doctor and first responder… I literally owe you my life.
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JEREMY Renner has celebrated the “army of people” who helped him survive a near-fatal snowfall crash on his second anniversary. (Randy Holmes/ABC via Getty Images)
“My whole heart goes out to my beautiful, brave nephew and the angels (my neighbors) who jumped to my aid and endured the chaos for 45 long minutes on the icy asphalt on New Year's morning. I am so sorry for all the painful images you saw.” Imprinted on you all (I'll spare you from the images of meat mincing)….”
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On January 1, 2023, Renner was airlifted to hospital after being injured His Sno-Cat ran him over While trying to pull out a vehicle stuck in the snow near his home in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. He broke more than 30 bones and was treated for a severe chest injury and bone injuries.
“My gratitude list is so long…. With the amount of love and prayers that have poured in from you all over the world (I need every single one of them), my family has never left my side, with some divine intervention, a little 'luck' and a lot of miracles… I stand strong once again.” Other,” Renner’s comment continued.
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“More open. More loving. More connected. And f–king blessed to take my next step, to take my next breath. Thank you with every fiber and cell in my body. Love you all,” he concluded, adding: a red heart emoji and #MyNextBreath .
Officers respond to Jeremy Renner's snowplow accident on New Year's Day 2023 in Lake Tahoe. (Washoe County Sheriff's Office)
Jeremy Renner shared a selfie in the hospital after surgery following a snowplow accident. (Jeremy Renner/Instagram)
Bodycam footage showed what happened during Renner's operation Traumatic snowfall accident near his home in Lake Tahoe, California, where he was “totally crushed” by his 14,000-pound PistenBully Sno-Cat.
Washoe County Sheriff's Department officials responded to the incident, which was reported by a neighbor just before 9 a.m. and Renner was trying to help. His nephew, Alex Fries, Move the truck that was stuck in the snow. Renner got out of the snowplow to check on his nephew, but it kept moving. So, he jumped back to stop the snowplow, but got stuck in the tread.
Alex Fries, Renner's nephew, shared his account of the incident with authorities. (Washoe County Sheriff's Office)
Jeremy Renner wrote that he was “blessed to take my next step, to take my next breath” after the accident left him with more than 30 broken bones, blunt chest trauma and bone injuries. (Jason Merritt)
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After Renner was taken to hospital, a paramedic was heard saying: “I've never seen anything like this before.”
“What a disaster, dude,” Renner told Men's Health of his recovery. “Showering, going to the bathroom – everything was a disaster.”
Two years after the accident that nearly claimed his life, Renner said: “With some divine intervention, a little luck and a lot of miracles… I will stand strong again.” (Tristan Fewings/Getty Images for Red Sea International Film Festival)
“They give you medication so you don't go to the bathroom, you get constipated. You pee in a bowl. It was terrible. That's when you know things aren't going well – you pee in a plastic jug. It took me 17 minutes to get out of bed.”
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Since his accident, Renner has provided his fans with numerous updates about his road to recovery on his social media platforms.
