US EditionJeremy Renner says writing book about his accident was 'healing'
- Jeremy Renner suffered a near-fatal accident on New Year's Day 2023 at his Nevada home when a 14,000-pound snowplow crushed him while saving his nephew.
- The accident happened as Renner tried to prevent the snowcat from harming his nephew Alex Fries, causing over 30 broken bones and critical injuries.
- Renner wrote about the incident and his recovery in his memoir My Next Breath, describing a moment when he believed he died and was brought back to life by a force.
- Renner expressed certainty that he had died and described experiencing a profound sense of calm while he lay on the ice, even as EMTs observed that his heart rate had dropped to a critically low level.
- His memoir and public reflections suggest that writing about the experience has been healing, and his recovery is motivated by love for his 9-year-old daughter Ava.
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Jeremy Renner's shocking account of the accident that nearly cost him his life
On April 29, 2025, American actor Jeremy Renner, known for participating in franchise productions such as Marvel, announced the release of his new book My Next Breath: A Memoir, in which he tells details of the accident that nearly cost him his life.Within the autobiographical work, the producer also narrates some of the memories he retains of the accident he suffered with his snow-slide machine, which left him multiple injuries, after saving hi…
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