LeBron James’ son, Bronny James, reflects one year after cardiac arrest

Bronnie James He is fighting an uphill battle.

One year after he suffered a cardiac arrest while working out at the University of Southern California — where he attended school for his freshman year until entering the 2024 NBA draft —LeBron JamesThe son remembers how the accident changed his life.

“My days are not normal anymore,” Bruni admitted in an interview Men’s health The profile was published on October 15. “I still feel like I’m going back, I’m going back to where I was.”

The heart attack — caused by a congenital, treatable heart defect — occurred on what seemed like a “normal” day until he passed out midway through a running workout. At that moment, he was not sure of the consequences.

“When it happened, there were a whole bunch of categories that what happened could have fallen under, so yeah,” Bruni explained. “There were a lot of emotions.”

However, the 20-year-old I confess That the accident was a catalyst for him to really take care of his health.