from Revolver News:
The world was shocked to discover that LeBron James’ 18-year-old son, Bronny, had a heat attack while playing basketball at USC. After a very close call, complete with a stint in ICU, Bronny is back home and recovering. However, this very high-profile heart attack raises a lot of questions, especially after LeBron Jame’s initial skepticism about the vaccine.
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LeBron James said on Tuesday that he doesn’t think he has the right to judge people over their vaccination status.
James made the comments during Los Angeles Lakers media day, touching on the vaccine as well as his team’s addition of former league MVP Russell Westbrook.
But it was vaccinations against Covid-19 that took center stage, as James confirmed he has been fully vaccinated despite being “very skeptical about it all” initially before deciding it was “the right thing to do”.
“I don’t talk about other people and what they should do,” James said. “We’re talking about individual bodies. We’re not talking about something political or racism or police brutality. I don’t think I personally should get involved in what other people do for their bodies and livelihoods.
“I know what I did for me and my family … But as far as speaking for everybody and their individualities and things they want to do, that’s not my job.”
What makes this story even more alarming is that Bronny James isn’t the only basketball player on his team to have suffered a heart attack. Yes, another young and healthy player also experienced cardiac arrest. What are the odds?
Bronny James’ 18-year-old USC teammate Vince Iwuchukwu collapsed on the court during a summer 2022 workout at the Galen Center. USC, who mandated COVID-19 vaccines for students, had training staff rush to shock his heart into normal rhythm and he later received an ICD and returned to playing.
Now Bronny James himself, who attended Sierra Canyon high school where strict COVID-vaccine mandates were enforced, was reported to have a cardiac arrest and prompt recovery. LeBron James himself indicated that he and his family after doing their research were fully COVID-19 vaccinated. This was about three months after the US FDA put out myocarditis warnings on mRNA vaccines.
That young kid almost died, and his basketball career is likely over.
