Anonymous wrote:I actually think he looks great. I lost a lot of blood in childbirth and looked absolutely grey with dark undereye circles. And not intubated. Even the fact that he’s wearing glasses is great—suggests he’s feeling well enough to watch TV or interact with others.

Yes I agree he looks better than I was expecting. Thank God he will survive.

I actually think he looks great. I lost a lot of blood in childbirth and looked absolutely grey with dark undereye circles. And not intubated. Even the fact that he’s wearing glasses is great—suggests he’s feeling well enough to watch TV or interact with others.

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Anonymous wrote:He actually looks a lot better than I thought he would. He's breathing on his own and looks relatively alert and coherent.

Sounds like a horrific sequence of events sort of like Anton Yelchin's accident except Renner thankfully was not alone when it happened and will hopefully live to tell the tale. Poor guy.

+1

Was thinking of Anton as well. That still saddens me.

Anonymous wrote:He actually looks a lot better than I thought he would. He's breathing on his own and looks relatively alert and coherent.

Sounds like a horrific sequence of events sort of like Anton Yelchin's accident except Renner thankfully was not alone when it happened and will hopefully live to tell the tale. Poor guy.

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He actually looks a lot better than I thought he would. He's breathing on his own and looks relatively alert and coherent.

Sounds like a horrific sequence of events sort of like Anton Yelchin's accident except Renner thankfully was not alone when it happened and will hopefully live to tell the tale. Poor guy.

^ One of the actor's eyes is totally bruised and swollen, and he's got multiple scrapes on his face.

At a press conference Tuesday, cops revealed Renner was helping a family member get their vehicle out of the snow with his Snowcat plowing machine. The actor got out to talk to the family member, and the machine started to roll ... Renner attempted to get back inside the Snowcat and got run over.

Investigators don't believe Renner was impaired at all during the incident, and it was purely an accident. They are, however, checking into any sort of mechanical failure that may have happened.

Jeremy Renner is giving fans a glimpse of just how bad his condition is following the snowplow incident that left him badly injured ... sharing a photo of his bruised and battered face.

Renner posted the photo Tuesday with the caption, "Thank you all for your kind words. 🙏. Im too messed up now to type. But I send love to you all."

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Anonymous wrote:I just saw the update that he got out of the plow to help a stranded motorist. And then it rolled over him.

Oh God! No good deed goes unpunished. Sad!

Oh gosh, so so sad.

Anonymous wrote:I just saw the update that he got out of the plow to help a stranded motorist. And then it rolled over him.

Oh God! No good deed goes unpunished. Sad!

Anonymous wrote:Interesting to me that most of you have focused on the “orthopedic injury” part and not on the “blunt chest trauma”.

I heard about the chest trauma at the same time it came out that he was conscious and talking which changed my perception. I do think odds of something like paralysis are higher with this factored in. I mean I think at this point recovering with a prosthetic seems like a pretty great outcome considering all the possibilities.

I just saw the update that he got out of the plow to help a stranded motorist. And then it rolled over him.

Anonymous wrote:Interesting to me that most of you have focused on the “orthopedic injury” part and not on the “blunt chest trauma”.

The info about the blunt chest trauma didn’t come out for about 12 hours after the initial report. The leg injury came out quite quickly

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Anonymous wrote:Doesn't this mean he was outside of it?

According to a neighbor, the plowing machine -- called a Snowcat -- accidentally ran over one of Jeremy's legs, and he was losing a lot of blood from the injury. We're told another neighbor, who's a doctor, was able to put a tourniquet on his leg until paramedics arrived.

How does a plow run over someone’s leg if that person is driving it??

He obviously got out for some reason and didn’t set the safety brake (or it failed). Or the whole thing tipped over. Lots of options, especially in the mountains.

A neighbor growing up died when he flipped his tractor and it pinned him in a 2 inch deep mud puddle. He drowned. Rural life is dangerous.

I wouldn't call Mt. Rose/Tahoe area rural. It's not a massive city, but depending on where he is on Mt. Rose, it's pretty populated all the way up to Tahoe. The issue here wasn't that it was rural but that they were snowed in and the highway wasn't passable.

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Anonymous wrote:Critical but stable is code for serious brain injury. My prediction is that he will not be appearing in films again anytime soon, if ever.

Are you basing this on your experience in the ED/ICU?

Of course not, this is not remotely accurate.

Funny how trolls just totally make things up sometimes.

Interesting to me that most of you have focused on the “orthopedic injury” part and not on the “blunt chest trauma”.