Before feeling grateful to the paramedical paramedics of having saved his life after an almost deadly snowphan accident, Jeremy Renner was slightly bored.
Addressing Kelly Ripa for her podcast Let’s Talk off Off Camera, Renner obtained Frank of the heartbreaking accident of 2023, in which he was sucked under seven tonnes while avoiding his nephew to be hit, leaving him hospitalized for months with chest trauma and almost 40 broken bones.
Sharing his memory of the experience, Renner told Ripa that he was “gone” for five to ten minutes – and he was not too happy when the paramedical paramedics finally rekindled him.
“I didn’t want to come back,” said Hawkeye star, 54, in Ripa. “I remember, and I was brought back and I was so p — Ed Off.”
Explaining his feelings, Renner said that although his chest “collapsed on herself” during the accident, he felt a “wonderful relief” to be “withdrawn from (his) body”.
“It is the most exhilarating peace you can feel,” said Ripa. “You see nothing other than what is in your mind … It is the highest rush to adrenaline. But the peace that accompanies it, it’s magnificent, it’s so magical.” When he finally woke up, Renner said that his first thought was: “Yeah, it will hurt later.”
Now, after years of physiotherapy, Renner is thinking about his imminent death experience in his new memories My next breath. Renner has already said CBS Mornings The fact that focusing on the “simplicity of breathing” helped him keep alive within 45 minutes of emergency services to come to his aid.
Naturally, Ripa wanted to know more about the short time to revive in the afterlife. However, when the host asked to Renner if he had been able to “speak to someone”, the actor explained that his time was not a “human experience”.
“Time is a human construction. It is useless,” said Renner of his brief dead. “(The post-life) is not linear. It is not how it exists. It is like the most corrective version of the existence of your mind is on earth.”
In the end, Renner said that even if he “did not want to come back”, the experiment made him “be really able to return here and live according to my own conditions as captain of my own ship”.
According to Renner, being revived also made him realize what was most important in life: spending time with dear beings, in particular his daughter, Ava, 12 years old.
“I cannot endure things to which I have given credits before the accident,” said Renner. “I invest in love and my shared relationships with which I feel love. Because this is the only thing you take with you. ”
