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Former Soccer Player Ido Aksberg Recounts Near-Fatal Illness
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Sport5 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Former Israeli soccer player Ido Aksberg is recovering from a severe illness that left him 100% disabled, requiring a lung transplant and toe amputations. He lives with chronic pain and limited mobility but expresses gratitude for being alive.
- 01Former soccer player Ido Aksberg is 100% disabled after a near-fatal illness.
- 02He underwent a lung transplant and had toes amputated.
- 03Aksberg suffers from chronic pain and limited mobility.
- 04He spent two months in a coma on a ventilator.
- 05He expresses gratitude for being alive despite his condition.
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