New information on Jeremy Renner's tragic accident: The Hollywood celebrity allegedly attempted to dislodge a stranded automobile. He recently conveyed a message of life from the hospital.
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Following his mishap while shoveling snow, Jeremy Renner needed surgery. According to a publicist for the actor, his health is remains serious but stable, according to CNN and the New York Times. The 51-year-old is in critical condition. He had "blunt damage" to the chest as well as "orthopedic injuries."
Renner suffered a "traumatic injury" Sunday morning in Reno, Nevada, and was airlifted to a nearby facility, according to the Washoe County Sheriff's Office.
On Wednesday night, the actor shared an Instagram selfie from his hospital bed. On the actor's face, there are some minor injuries. He thanks everyone for their well wishes and says, "I'm too tired to type."
The actual sequence of events remained unknown. The mayor of Reno has now spoken with specifics. According to Hillary Schieve, Renner attempted to release a trapped automobile in the snow. Then he was ran over by his own snow shovel.
According to eyewitnesses, the actor had lost a significant amount of blood. He was helicoptered away, and the snow plow was secured.
According to reports, the actor has property in Nevada. Within a short period of time, the area had received 60 cm of new snow.
According to US media, Renner's family thanked the fans for the support and the doctors and nurses who took care of Renner. Renner had posted several updates on social media this winter, which saw heavy snowfall in the Reno area. "Almost done with the sled hill for the kids," Renner wrote last week for an Instagram video showing a snow plow.
Renner has starred in the superhero series Avengers and two Mission: Impossible films. He was nominated for an Oscar in 2010 for his leading role in the war drama The Hurt Locker (2008). He received a second nomination a year later for his supporting role in Ben Affleck's action thriller The Town (2010).
Couple of hours ago Renner posted his photo on his official Instagram account where he can be seen recovering.