Jeremy Renner's The Avengers co-star Mark Ruffalo expressed his joy at seeing his friend's road to recovery. Renner, who plays Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sustained many major injuries in January of this year when he was crushed under his snowplow while saving his nephew from being hit by the runaway vehicle. Recently, Renner shared a recovery update on Twitter in the form of a video, showing him walking on a treadmill as part of his physical therapy.Now, Ruffalo has responded to Renner's video with a post on Twitter, The Avengers actor expressing how inspiring Renner's recovery has been.

The duo have starred in multiple Avengers films together across the MCU, which makes Ruffalo's comment all the more heartwarming. Given the severity of Renner's accident, it's amazing to see him walking so well in such a short amount of time.

Jeremy Renner's Road To Recovery Explained

Following his snowplow injury, Renner has maintained a positive outlook on his recovery. He was in the hospital for a month after the accident before going home, where he began receiving physical therapy in February. The actor has continued to share updates on his recovery process, including Renner's use of electric stimulation therapy on his legs back in mid-February.

Renner has clearly improved immensely since his physical therapy began, as indicated by his ability to walk incredibly well in his latest update video. Ruffalo's comment highlights just how much time and effort Renner has had to put forward to get to the place he's at now, and how he can continue to push forward no matter the obstacles in his way. Renner's positivity in such a fraught situation shows just how much maintaining good spirits has helped him through the recovery process.

Recently, Renner got his snowplow back from the police, happily posting about having the vehicle back in his possession on his Instagram story. Despite the injuries he sustained from the plow, it appears Renner isn't going to let what happened deter him from continuing his life as usual once he's made a full recovery. The Avengers star is lucky to have made such quick progress, in no small part thanks to his positive attitude and friends like Ruffalo cheering him on.

Source: Mark Ruffalo/Twitter