Jeremy Renner

It's better. Yeah. It's amazing. I don't recommend it.

It's better. Yeah. It's amazing. I don't recommend it.

Well, that was the initial... Every synapse is firing. Everything in your brain is lit up because when you're crushed. Everything was, I never experienced a feeling like that in my life. It's like if you hit a hammer on your thumb, you're like, oh, motherfucker. But like on every inch of your body, it's like, what is going on? There's so much information. You don't know what to pay attention to.

Well, that was the initial... Every synapse is firing. Everything in your brain is lit up because when you're crushed. Everything was, I never experienced a feeling like that in my life. It's like if you hit a hammer on your thumb, you're like, oh, motherfucker. But like on every inch of your body, it's like, what is going on? There's so much information. You don't know what to pay attention to.

Well, that was the initial... Every synapse is firing. Everything in your brain is lit up because when you're crushed. Everything was, I never experienced a feeling like that in my life. It's like if you hit a hammer on your thumb, you're like, oh, motherfucker. But like on every inch of your body, it's like, what is going on? There's so much information. You don't know what to pay attention to.

So that was very confusing. The pain was everywhere in everything, even like in your spirit. Everything was, you don't know what's going on. So it was very confusing. It was very bright, a lot of flashing, you know, because there's like a lightning strike that happened when my skull cracked and the eye came out. It's so weird that I'm talking about this.

So that was very confusing. The pain was everywhere in everything, even like in your spirit. Everything was, you don't know what's going on. So it was very confusing. It was very bright, a lot of flashing, you know, because there's like a lightning strike that happened when my skull cracked and the eye came out. It's so weird that I'm talking about this.

So that was very confusing. The pain was everywhere in everything, even like in your spirit. Everything was, you don't know what's going on. So it was very confusing. It was very bright, a lot of flashing, you know, because there's like a lightning strike that happened when my skull cracked and the eye came out. It's so weird that I'm talking about this.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, because it don't look like it happened, right? Yeah, yeah. There's like a lightning strike and, you know, you start messing with, I don't know. It was such an overload. Felt like it was like, you know, you got to turn off the power because there's an overload of information, overload of pain. All your nerve endings are like on fire. Like it was like fiery, hot lava.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, because it don't look like it happened, right? Yeah, yeah. There's like a lightning strike and, you know, you start messing with, I don't know. It was such an overload. Felt like it was like, you know, you got to turn off the power because there's an overload of information, overload of pain. All your nerve endings are like on fire. Like it was like fiery, hot lava.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, because it don't look like it happened, right? Yeah, yeah. There's like a lightning strike and, you know, you start messing with, I don't know. It was such an overload. Felt like it was like, you know, you got to turn off the power because there's an overload of information, overload of pain. All your nerve endings are like on fire. Like it was like fiery, hot lava.

It was like all these things were happening. And again, the worst part of it is like you got stepped on by an elephant and you can't breathe. You just can't breathe. That was the worst of it. It's like, who cares about the rest of this stuff? I mean, all of it hurt. But I don't even know what that is anymore. Pain became my bitch a long time ago.

It was like all these things were happening. And again, the worst part of it is like you got stepped on by an elephant and you can't breathe. You just can't breathe. That was the worst of it. It's like, who cares about the rest of this stuff? I mean, all of it hurt. But I don't even know what that is anymore. Pain became my bitch a long time ago.

It was like all these things were happening. And again, the worst part of it is like you got stepped on by an elephant and you can't breathe. You just can't breathe. That was the worst of it. It's like, who cares about the rest of this stuff? I mean, all of it hurt. But I don't even know what that is anymore. Pain became my bitch a long time ago.

It's because it's all a construct in your mind anyway. It's your body's way of saying, hey, it's trying to preserve itself. Your body tries to preserve itself by saying there's pain. Oh, that's hot. Don't touch it. Or this is that. Don't do this. Try this, right? So again, mind you, this is not during the accident. This is after the accident. And I started to deal with pain in a different way.

It's because it's all a construct in your mind anyway. It's your body's way of saying, hey, it's trying to preserve itself. Your body tries to preserve itself by saying there's pain. Oh, that's hot. Don't touch it. Or this is that. Don't do this. Try this, right? So again, mind you, this is not during the accident. This is after the accident. And I started to deal with pain in a different way.

It's because it's all a construct in your mind anyway. It's your body's way of saying, hey, it's trying to preserve itself. Your body tries to preserve itself by saying there's pain. Oh, that's hot. Don't touch it. Or this is that. Don't do this. Try this, right? So again, mind you, this is not during the accident. This is after the accident. And I started to deal with pain in a different way.

And I wrote a whole chapter on it called The Agreement about having neural pathways, you can change them for your brain. How I receive pain is different than how I received it before. I can still stub my toe and ow, motherfucker, yes, right? But I understand what it means. what the body's really trying to tell me.

And I wrote a whole chapter on it called The Agreement about having neural pathways, you can change them for your brain. How I receive pain is different than how I received it before. I can still stub my toe and ow, motherfucker, yes, right? But I understand what it means. what the body's really trying to tell me.

And I wrote a whole chapter on it called The Agreement about having neural pathways, you can change them for your brain. How I receive pain is different than how I received it before. I can still stub my toe and ow, motherfucker, yes, right? But I understand what it means. what the body's really trying to tell me.