Jeremy Renner Says He Died After Terrifying Snowplow Accident, Recalls Being At 'exhilarating Peace'

Two years aft being tally complete by a snowplow that near him successful captious condition, Jeremy Renner is revealing caller specifications surrounding nan terrifying incident, including that he really "died."

"As I laic connected nan ice, my bosom complaint slowed, and correct there, connected that New Year’s Day, chartless to my daughter, my sisters, my friends, my father, my mother, I conscionable sewage tired," Renner wrote successful his caller book, "My Final Breath," per Us Weekly.  "After astir 30 minutes connected nan ice, of breathing manually for truthful long, an effort akin to doing 10 aliases 20 push-ups per infinitesimal for half an hr … that’s erstwhile I died."

"I died, correct location connected nan driveway to my house."

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Jeremy Renner shared his devastating acquisition of being crushed by a snowplow successful his caller book, "My Final Breath." (Jason Merritt)

"I cognize I died — successful fact, I’m judge of it," he wrote.

Renner noted that nan EMTs said his "heart complaint had bottomed retired astatine 18." 

"This was fundamentally dead," Renner, who said he was astatine "an exhilarating peace," wrote. 

"When I died, what I felt was energy, a perpetually connected, beautiful and awesome energy," he added. "There was nary time, place, aliases space, and thing to see, isolated from a benignant of electric, two-way imagination made from strands of that inconceivable energy."

Jeremy Renner says he "died" nan time he was tally complete by a snowplow. (Instagram: Jeremy Renner)

"I could see my lifetime. I could spot everything each astatine once," he added. "In decease location was nary time, nary clip astatine all, yet it was besides each clip and forever."

Renner, 54, was run complete by a snowplow connected Jan. 1, 2023 astatine his Lake Tahoe home, resulting successful traumatic injuries. The character spent astir of 2023 recovering and trying to return to his regular activities.

Bodycam footage showed what unfolded during Renner's traumatic accident, wherever he was "completely crushed" by his 14,000-pound PistenBully Snowcat.

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"Six f---ing wheels, seventy-six alloy blades, 14,000 pounds of machine, each ranged against 1 quality body," he wrote successful nan book, according to Page Six. "I perceive each nan bones ace … Skull, jaw, cheekbones, molars: fibula, tibia, lungs, oculus sockets, cranium, pelvis, ulna, legs, arms, skin, crack, snap, crack, squeeze."

Jeremy Renner has been praised arsenic a real-life leader arsenic much specifications emerged pursuing his traumatic snowplowing accident. (Jeremy Renner Instagram/Getty)

"I had nary afloat consciousness past what a basking messiness my assemblage was in," he added. "The truth was that my collapsed rib cage and my surgery and dislocated enarthrosis and collarbone had worked to compress my lung to nan constituent of suffocation."

"I could spot my near oculus pinch my correct eye," Renner wrote.

"With nan temperatures that greeting hovering astir freezing, and my assemblage successful shock, stuck connected an icy driveway, nan sidesplitting acold began to dangerously bite."

The character said nan mishap served arsenic "a awesome reminder" of what is important successful life. (Gilbert Flores)

Renner was airlifted to a section infirmary and had room aft suffering blunt thorax trauma and orthopedic injuries.

During a erstwhile quality connected "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Renner said nan mishap served arsenic a "great reminder of what we each should beryllium looking astatine successful life."

"If we get excessively stressed aliases if things get excessively difficult aliases if it's insurmountable likelihood aliases immoderate it mightiness be. Just put 1 ft down and past put different ft down and past move towards it, right?"

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Fox News Digital's Lauryn Overhultz contributed to this report.