An extract from the Memoirs of Jeremy Renner My next breath He has just detailed the painful life and the moment of death that he fought after being overthrown by a snow hunt which would have crushed his nephew to death.
According to Page six The actor remembers “dying” for “ten seconds; could have been for five minutes ”.
Without forgetting: “I could see my life,” he said. “I could see everything in one go. I know that I died … When the EMT arrived, they noted that my heart had a background at 18 and 18 beats per minute, you are fundamentally dead. ”
Recalling the construction of everything he explained: “Six F ****** wheels, seventy-six steel blades, 14,000 pounds of machine, all varied against a human body.”
“I hear all the bones crack … The skull, the jaw, the cheekbones, the molars: perony, tibia, lungs, eye storm, skull, pelvis, ulna, legs, arms, skin, crack, snap, crack, tighten”, as it happened.
For those who were reversed, when he was rescued, the actor of the Avengers had obtained 30 broken bones, fourteen broken ribs, a vertebral fracture, a head lace, a broken orbital bone near the orbite as well as a broken tibia, alongside a luxurious hill.
His internal injuries included obtaining a perforated lung and a liver in slices depending on the point of sale.
He admits, however, that he had “no sense then in which hot mess in my body was.
The one he noted is when his left eye globe “violently exploded [his] Skull “and landed in a way that” I could see my left eye with my right eye. “”
He also reported on his emergency surgery in memories, writing that he had lost more than six liters of blood when it happened, and “with the temperatures that morning hovering around freezing”, he admits “my body in shock, stuck on an ice aisle, the cold killing began to bite dangerously”.
It was also disturbing for his family because he admits that he had released his phone at some point and begged his loved ones to “end his life” if “I arrive at a point where I have to live on a machine or analgesic serious to continue”.
After the test, he remembers the physiotherapy that occurred while “everything was pinned. My body filled with titanium, bruises and staples and bones have always broken on my whole body. ”
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