Jeremy Renner He still recoveres from his Sunday with a little Fatal 2023. years that left him with over 30 broken bones and severe internal injuries.

In the new interview, the actor shared how his survival was due to mental grit, childhood breathing technique and the rapid help of his nephew and neighbors.

The traumatic experience of Jeremy Renner inspired its music project, which tembio for recovery, "love and titanium", and gave him a renewed perspective of life.

It seems that Renner can appear on his feet, but the actor acknowledges that he still affects himself seriously after his life's dangerous snow accident.

During a recent conversation with GuardianThe 54-year-old revealed that, despite the external appearance, his recovery is far from the end.

"My mouth is still in a complete chaos," Renner said. "Looks good, but when I bite, he feels like I'm going to break all my teeth."

Marvel star is severely injured 1. January 2023. year, when snow snow from 14,000 kilograms launched him.

An accident for the snowboard left a stunning linens injury: six ribs broken into 14 seats, broken joints, broken hernies, broken hernias, crushed lungs, and the liver pierced with a broken rib.

Reflecting on an almost mortal experience, Renner described the moment of deep calmness.

"What I experienced when I passed was that collective deities and beautiful, strong peace," he said. "It's the most heard peace you could ever feel. It's the highest adrenaline rush."

Renner noted, "Everything stopped ... maybe 30 seconds, maybe a minute. It was finally for me. It was all made the perfect sense."

An almost fatal accident occurred when Renner is the clearing of snow on the New Year's Day, so his family could enjoy ski skiing.

His 27-year-old nephew, Alex, helped him at the time. After finishing the approach to the driveway, Renner came out of the snowboard, not realizing that he did not deal with the parking brake.

A moment later, a massive machine for £ 14,000 began to roll toward Alex. Renner immediately escorted into action, trying to climb back in the cab to stop him. He slipped in Chaos and fell on the ice, and the snowy snowy overturned over him before he continued his way.

When asked if the machine would actually hit his nephew, Renner admitted that there was no time to think about it.

"It's hard to say. You don't have time to make a rational decision," Renner explained. "You're just doing it. The worst scenario is that he was demolished. So I had to do it. I wasn't to take the risk and cut it in half. I don't do it in two seconds."

During the conversation, Renner shared that he could still not fully explain how he made the snowy snowball, but he believes that a series of strange, but meaningful factors played a role in his survival, and some dates in childhood.

In just 12 years, he attended the breathing class of Lamaze with his mother while she was pregnant. However, after the accident, breathing was agony.

His lung collapsed under the weight of the injury, and the carbon dioxide was built in the bloodstream.

On the 911 recording, Renner can be heard to fight to breathe, each clamping echoes like the rattling of death.