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Cory Woodroof

The NBA world was grateful to see LeBron James’ positive update after Bronny’s cardiac arrest

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Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James provided a positive update on his son Bronny James on Thursday after the latter experienced a scary cardiac arrest episode earlier in the week.

The younger James suffered the medical event at USC and was taken to the hospital. It was reported on Tuesday that he was in stable condition after being released from the ICU.

Messages of support for the James family flooded social media, including a note from Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin, who went through a cardiac arrest episode during an NFL game in January.

LeBron James thanked everyone for their support in a social media post and said that everyone in his family was doing great. He added they’ll share more about what happened when the time is right.

This is a wonderful update for a scary situation, and we all certainly hope Bronny James is able to fully recover from this medical scare and return to the court whenever he’s ready.

 

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