A simulation has shown how Jeremy Renner was able to survive a terr!ble snowplow acc!dent.
There are graphic pictures and descriptions of terr!ble !njuries in this article.
On New Year’s Day 2023, the 54-year-old Marvel hero was at his Lake Tahoe home when a strange acc!dent with his Pistenbully snowplow left him with more than 30 shattered bones, major bl0od loss exceeding six quarts, and a perilous decrease in body temperature from hypothermia.
Renner had been trying to keep the big snowplow from sliding into his nephew, according to a report from the Nevada sheriff’s office.
The report said that Renner tried to stop or move the Pistenbully to keep his nephew from getting hurt, but the track pulled him under the vehicle and ran him over.
The Pistenbully ran over him and kept going down the road… He lay on the ground and concentrated on his breathing as his nephew and others helped him until medical help arrived.
Renner’s book, My Next Breath, describes the precise, horrifying moment his life ended. “I d!ed right there on the driveway to my house,” he writes.
But I had lost six quarts of bl0od and broken almost thirty bones. As the minutes passed on the ice, the threat of hypothermia grew even more serious. Indeed, I am certain that I d!ed.
But how did Renner get so lucky? Zack D. Films, a simulation expert, has taught us how.
The footage starts with the machine rolling right at his nephew. He climbed onto the moving train to get to the cab, but it swiftly pulled him under.
The simulation becomes rather explicit, saying that Renner’s ribs broke like twigs and pierced a lung.
The video shows Renner’s head hitting the ice and his eye exploding out of its socket.
The bone shards kept tearing at his liver. And the steel broke his ankle.
It states that Renner was flown to the hospital in “critical condition” and that he thought he was going to d!e.
Renner’s fractured leg was secured with metal rods and screws, and his jaw and eye socket were fixed with plates and wires.
Renner was in a really bad state for weeks, yet he was back on a movie set just a year later.
Even while this sounds like a very stressful and painful thing to go through, Renner has expressed the contrary.
“I felt energy when I d!ed, a beautiful and wonderful energy that was always connected,” he said. The only thing visible was a kind of electric, two-way vision composed of strands of that incomprehensible energy; there was no time, place, or space.
When Kelly Ripa asked him about it on SiriusXM’s Let’s Talk Off Camera, the Hawkeye star said, “It’s a great relief, is all I can say.” Being out of your body is a great relief. The peace you experience is the most exciting thing ever… It gives you the most adrenaline. But the tranquility that comes with it is amazing. It’s like magic.
But when he was brought back, Renner wasn’t grateful: he was angry.
I didn’t want to come back. He said, “I remember, and I was brought back, and I was so mad.”
I went back and saw the eye again. I’m like, oh, crap. I’m back. Saw my legs. I’m like, “Yeah, that’s going to hurt later.” I’m like, okay, let me keep breathing.