The man who was cut in half by a forklift during a horror accident has paid tribute to the "love of my life" after an "infection" emergency.

Loren Schauers posted a heartfelt message of thanks to his "biggest supporter" on his Instagram earlier this week and thanked his wife Sabia.

His Instagram post paid tribute to Sabia who was keeping him "sane" during a difficult kidney infection, which saw Loren rushed to hospital.

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A tragic workplace accident left Loren without the bottom half of his body and missing half an arm after a forklift fell 50ft off a bridge onto him on September 27, 2019.

Now a recent kidney infection has landed the man back in hospital, sharing the news of his hospitalisation with his fans before crediting his wife for her support.

His original announcement read: "Drink water like no other in life. Yet I’m still needing to be put into the E.R (emergency room) for a kidney infection and my body passing a kidney stone."

The devastating setback has seen Loren credit his wife for keeping him grounded during a particularly difficult time.

He took to Instagram and credited his "unbreakable" wife and said she was the "love of my life".

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Loren wrote: "My biggest supporter and love in life is what keeps me grounded/sane! You guys think I’m an inspiration and strong. Your wrong. She is, she’s unbendable, unbreakable, and luckily. The love of my life!"

His praise comes after a previous update which noted Loren was in "considerable pain" which left him fighting once more.

Sabia, 23, wrote back in June: "Unfortunately Loren is not having a great day, it's a day with considerable pain so no picture of him today.

"Not every day can be great and wonderful but being the extraordinary guy he is, he's fighting his way through it all. We love you all!"

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