“Woods, I don’t want my golf life to end…I think I’ll make a big decision soon

Tiger Woods (pictured) of the US, who was seriously injured in a leg in a car rollover accident, is known to have expressed a strong will to recover to his aides while in bed.

On the 24th (local time), the American magazine People told Woods’ feelings of regaining consciousness after an emergency surgery through an interview with Woods aide. “But Woods doesn’t want his golf life to end this way. If there’s any way he can keep playing, he knows that Woods may endanger his golf career in a car accident,” the source said. I will do it.”

“Woods previously felt frustrated because she couldn’t participate in the golf tournament due to back surgery, and this accident overlapped and would have been even more discouraged,” he said.

“Woods expected this year to be a year of return, but it became impossible. It was very disappointing for Woods.” “Woods knows that this accident is a big adversity. I think.”

Woods suffered a fifth back surgery and rehabilitation at the end of last month, and was in a rollover accident while driving the Genesis GV80, a Hyundai SUV vehicle, in Los Angeles County, California, USA on the 23rd. According to the published site photos, the vehicle rolled over 9m on the driving road and was lying on its side on a slope, and rescue authorities used cutting equipment to pull the woods out.

Woods was the only occupant, and it was confirmed that he did not directly collide with another vehicle. Rescue officials announced that “Woods could not control the vehicle before crossing the median in a speeding situation,” and “There is no context for drinking or drug administration.”

Woods is currently recovering after undergoing surgery at the University of Los Angeles Medical Center in Harbor California. Dr. Joseph Purita, an orthopedic surgeon in Boca Raton, Florida, said, “Even if Woods recovers really fast, it takes six months.” In addition, it will be possible to play the game again in 2022 at the earliest, experts predicted that it would be a miracle.

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