Steven Crowder hospitalized, has message for his fans: Death, 'he's a d***'

Steven Crowder hospitalized, has message for his fans: Death, 'he's a d***'
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Conservative pundit Steven Crowder posted a photo of himself Tuesday in a hospital bed, telling his audience he'd been close to death.

"Last night took a turn for the worse," Crowder tweeted. "Ever actually get so close that you can physically feel death? He’s a d***."

"The good news is, it’s fixable and these things happen," he continued. "I’ll be back before you know it. Thanks for the support."

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Crowder posted in late June that he was having surgery to fix a "genetic defect," later elaborating that he had a "connective tissue disorder" causing his "chest caving in on [his] heart."


He said he had "pectus surgery" in early July and has since provided updates to his followers on his medical condition. The procedure is a possible treatment for a condition called pectus excavatum, where a person's breastbone is sunk into their chest, according to Mayo Clinic.


After posting a video on July 23 of himself at a shooting range, Crowder said he experienced a lung collapse that would set back his recovery.


Crowder posted a video to his YouTube channel Thursday titled "I'm Getting Heart Surgery..." showing a discussion with a doctor about replacing Crowder's rib cage with titanium rods.

"If I have titanium rods, would that be bulletproof?" Crowder asked.

"You would be pretty close," the doctor responded.

Crowder jokes he is undergoing a procedure to become "the bionic man."

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Crowder has 5.5 million subscribers on his Louder With Crowder YouTube channel and 996,000 subscribers on his secondary channel, CrowderBits.

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