Former NBA player Chris Bosh says he experienced a serious medical emergency that nearly killed him. In comments shared in an interview with Hoops Hype, Bosh, 42, says he suffered another pulmonary embolism in January. He describes the episode as frightening and says he “almost dropped dead” and “came back to life,” emphasizing the severity of what happened. Bosh’s account is framed as part of his broader reflections on how the incident has affected his perspective. The report also notes that Bosh has previously spoken about health challenges related to blood clots and that the latest emergency further highlights the ongoing risks associated with his condition. Taken together, the sources describe the same core details: Bosh reports a pulmonary embolism in January, says he nearly died, and discusses how the experience influences how he thinks about life and health. No additional medical specifics beyond the embolism are provided in the coverage.
Chris Bosh describes near-fatal medical emergency and recovery after another embolism
Former NBA player Chris Bosh says he experienced a serious medical emergency that nearly killed him. In comments shared in an interview with Hoops Hype, Bosh, 42, says he suffered another pulmonary em...
- Chris Bosh says he suffered another pulmonary embolism in January.
- Bosh describes the incident as nearly fatal, saying he “almost dropped dead.”
- He says he recovered and “came back to life.”
- Bosh makes the comments in an interview with Hoops Hype.
- The reports present the emergency as part of his ongoing health experience.
The incident changed Bosh’s view on life.
8 hours agoChris Bosh revealed just how frightening a recent medical emergency was. In an interview with Hoops Hype, Bosh shared that he suffered another pulmonary embolism in January and explained that he nearly died as a result. “I almost dropped dead pretty much and came back to life. I’m not joking,” Bosh, 42, said. Miami Heat...
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