Samboy Lim Injury Latest News: Samboy Lim collapsed on the ground while playing a game and then lost consciousness, he was immediately rushed to hospital for emergency treatment. At that time, he suffered a serious heart attack.
Samboy Lim Collapse Accident
Avelino Borromeo Lim Jr. is a retired Filipino professional basketball player who is well known as Samboy Lim. He has been a national player between the 1980s and 1990s and of the Philippine Basketball Association.
PBA Legend Samboy Lim had a life-threatening stroke when he was stretching on the sideline shortly after being pulled out of the game by Legends coach Bogs Adornado when he got a severe heart attack and collapsed on the field losing consciousness as per Wikipedia.
He was then immediately rushed to a local hospital for emergency treatment and later it was disclosed by a doctor that he slipped into a coma and was first admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the Medical City before he was later transferred to the intermediate care unit.
The accident took place on 28th November 2014.
Lim slipped out of his unconscious state and was brought home and suggested continue to receive treatment and therapy. From that day to the present, he has been on the bed and receiving medical treatments.
Samboy Lim Injury Latest News
People are keen to know about Samboy Lim’s injury update, Here we are a big update about his injury. The Skywalker’s health has been a topic of discussion during his playing days. Over the course of his basketball game, he suffered numerous injuries in his body.
Samboy Lim retired from the professional league in 1997. He began to work on his body to be fit by lifting weights, jogging, and playing basketball. He also opened a basketball clinic for children and conducted basketball training classes and summer camps in 2005.
Unfortunately, his all programs ended in 2014 after he suffered a serious stroke.
As of 2023, he is 61 years old and in stable condition as per the latest report via a Facebook post, where mentioned that Lim’s family provides him with superior care and his doctors, physical therapists, and private nurses are still caring for his health.
