Jeremy Renner apologizes to mother for nearly dying in snowplow accident
foxnews.comJeremy Renner still carries a lot of guilt over his terrifying snowplow accident. The actor's near-fatal accident occurred on Jan.
1 at his Reno, Nevada, home while celebrating New Year's Day with his family. Since then, he has shared several details about his remarkable recovery, as well as how sorry he feels over putting his loved ones through such a traumatic experience.The latest example of this is an Instagram post he dedicated to his mother Valerie. "Mother Earth, Mother Nature, and Mama…" he wrote Sunday in a Mother's Day tribute. "No matter how challenging, painful, or difficult life can be for me as of recent, it does not elude you." He continued, "I’m sorry for the weight I’ve made you carry, yet so very grateful that you can with grace and strength.Thank you, love you mama….
My rock." In the interviews he has done and the social media posts he has shared since the accident, it has been clear that his mother, along with several other family members, have been by his side as much as possible as he recovers.
He revealed in his interview with Diane Sawyer that his mother sat by his hospital bed and read to him during the early days after the accident, but her choice of material was interesting. "So she's reading Stephen King — some, like, horror thing," he laughed.
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