Former Mr. Universe Calum von Moger shared updates on his condition and admitted that he will have a tough time recovering from his fatal injuries.
Calum von Moger, an Australian bodybuilder, has released a short-video and some pictures, which showed the horrific injuries he suffered following an incident at his home that left him struggling for his life.
Calum von Moger Shares Gruesome Video And Photos Of Injury Sustained During Jump From Window As He Provides Health Update
von Moger’s Instagram Video, Message, And Pictures of Injuries
Australian bodybuilder Calum von Moger, the former Mr Universe, has revealed his injuries from a mysterious window fall that left him fighting for his life. After a near-fatal fall at his Melbourne home last month, the 31-year-old was placed in an induced coma. “It’s nice to be alive,” he said on Instagram for the first time in five weeks on Sunday.
Von Moger also posted a 30-second video for his 3.3 million Instagram followers from his hospital bed, displaying dozens of stitches on his arms, hands, and even his face. He also shared photos of further injuries to his legs and feet on his Instagram stories.
Calum von Moger Injury Reason, Admittance in Hospital, And Latest Update on Situation
After an accident at his home in Geelong on May 4 that left three windows smashed and Mr von Moger fighting for his life, the 31-year-old three-time Mr Universe winner, dubbed Arnold 2.0, required a major operation.
He apparently suffered a significant spine injury after falling from a second-story window, necessitating surgery, and is now facing a lengthy road to rehabilitation, both physically and mentally. Before many police cars and ambulances arrived, nearby construction workers reported hearing glass shattering, yelling, and screaming. He was admitted to Melbourne’s Alfred Hospital and stayed there for 11 days.
According to sources, von Moger went home from the medical institution in late May, a few weeks after the accident, and was spotted walking without assistance. In an Instagram post, the former Mr. Universe, who also played a youthful Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 2018 film “Bigger,” said he still has a hard road ahead of him to recover from this one.
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