LeBron James visits #1 hospital in US as son Bronny’s basketball career hangs in balance
LeBron James has been traversing the nation in search of top-notch medical care for his beloved son.
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Bronny and LeBron James (L- Getty), LeBron Jamesin Minnesota (R- Twitter)
After LeBron James‘ elder son, Bronny James, suffered a cardiac arrest while practicing with his college team in July, it put his basketball career on hold. He and his family are determined not to face a similar situation in the future due to carelessness. Therefore, they are actively seeking answers to understand how such a young and athletic player like Bronny suffered a cardiac arrest at just 18 years old.
LeBron, as a concerned father, has been traveling across the country to secure the best medical care for his son. Recently, he was seen at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, aiming to uncover the cause of his son’s health scare. LeBron, who expressed his desire to play alongside Bronny in the NBA, yearns to witness his son excelling in the game he loves and showcasing his talents to make it to the league.
Ranked as No. 1 in the United States, the Mayo Clinic, located in Rochester, Minnesota, is known for prioritizing its patients’ well-being above all else. While other hospitals may claim similar values, the fact that even LeBron James seeks their services for his son sets them apart and highlights their exceptional expertise and dedication to patient care.
What happened to Bronny James?
Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest while practicing with his team USC Trojans in preparation for their Europe tour. USC’s Galen Center made a 911 call, and Bronny, who was unconscious, was swiftly taken to the hospital.
The situation was critical, indicated by a code 3, prompting the ambulance’s rapid journey to the hospital. USC staff attended to Bronny, and Lebron and Savannah expressed gratitude for their efforts as Bronny stabilized and was discharged within 48 hours. He is currently recovering with his family.
Bronny, a highly talented young guard committed to USC, had plans to play a year there and get drafted into the league in the 2024-25 draft. The entire basketball community hopes for Bronny’s swift recovery and return to the court to witness him achieve his full potential.
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