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"I hope they save his legs": Jeremy Renner Amputated After Fatal Snow Plow Accident News Concerns Marvel Fans – FandomWire

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Marvel actor Jeremy Renner has yet to fully recover, and while people have remained optimistic and hopeful about the actor’s condition after the shocking snowplow accident, reports also suggest the injuries could be more serious than what was reported it is said. The Renner family has been incredibly receptive to the support and well wishes of fans during this time, and have kept people updated with any developments regarding the actor’s progress.

Jeremy Renner himself has shown an incredible recovery, personally reassuring fans via selfie and a short post via social media to keep worried thoughts at bay. However, given the nature of the accident, it was only a matter of time before reports of his injuries spiraled into elaborate rumors of a deterioration.

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An overview of Jeremy Renner’s recent snowplow accident

Jeremy Renner has made a quick recovery from his horrific snow plow accident but his injuries remain serious. The accident happened on January 1 after Renner tried to help a family member after their car got stuck in the snow. The actor’s PistenBully, or Sno-Cat, who weighs over 14,000 pounds despite extensive security measures, ran him over and Renner was airlifted to the hospital after suffering critical blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries.

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The Hawkeye actor’s huge following has attracted well-wishers from around the world, including his co-stars Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Jessica Chastain, Chris Pratt and the Russo Brothers. Renner’s family has released several statements regularly updating the public on the improving conditions, and Renner himself released a note and later a video statement thanking his fans for their support.

But as time ticks by and Renner still lies critically injured on the hospital bed, rumors that he can’t walk gain traction, especially after a source close to the family revealed the actor may not be able to walk properly anymore. In an interview with Radar Online, the insider revealed:

“Jeremy has already had two delicate surgeries. But there are serious doubts he’ll ever be able to walk properly again – or ever. His loved ones fear the damage was severe enough to prevent him from moving as he used to – that is, if he doesn’t lose the leg entirely.”

Those reports have ignited a new fire that has fans furious about the condition of Renner’s legs and whether they may need to be amputated.

Fans are worried about Jeremy Renner’s injuries

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Recent fan reactions are building heavily on the basis of unconfirmed rumors that Jeremy Renner will have to be amputated. As fans devoted to the actor and deeply concerned for his well-being keep a closer eye on developments, reports and videos have proliferated in the background, adding to the anxiety among people. A recent video by YouTuber Tyrone Magnus prompted comments:

“I hope they save his legs and I hope it’s really not too infected and if they can do anything to save him too.”

Others have also contributed to the conversation, which is ongoing across all social media platforms.

News is constantly changing through communication channels, and until a new report can be confirmed directly by the Renner family, there’s no way of knowing whether or not he might need an amputation.

Source: Tyrone Magnus