Star country music Colt Ford He leaned against his faith after surviving almost fatal heart attack.
April 4, before performing in Arizona, singer “Slow Ride” faced a scary health crisis and almost fell.
After Ford has suffered a heart attack, he revealed that he died twice before he arrived at the hospital and ended up in a coma for eight days.
The Colt Ford described the path to recovery in detail after suffering from an almost fatal heart attack that left him in an eight -day coma. (Colt Ford)
Once Ford woke up in a hospital bed, he told himself it was a sign of God.
“God just told me, I have to sit down and pay attention to what’s going on around me,” Ford, 54, told Fox News Digital.
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“And I think try to use it for … something positive … no matter what it is, I should have had that other opportunity. It just doesn’t happen. You know? … that’s such a gift. I understand that. How valuable some things are now, and that focuses on me a little different. “
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Ford has decreased on fried foods and eats moderately. (Colt Ford)
Ford described how his Experience near death He changed his view of life.
“Wow. It was pretty deep, safe. … simply makes you understand some things you think are important or maybe you may have persecuted as a younger man or a younger person … they are not really so important,” he said.
“I’ve always been … Alfa male guy. And all of a sudden I wake up from which I can’t even nourish myself from a cup of styrofoam. … That’s very humble.”
In May, during the appearance of “Big D & Bubba” show, Ford admitted that he “did not remember” going to Phoenix to make a show. “I got back on the bus, he sent SMS to the fiancé,” Hi sweetie, “and fell dead. I died twice. Fortunately, my band came out to check me. … Suddenly, then all the hell fell apart. “
Asked if there were symptoms that led to his health crisis, Ford told Fox News Digital, “It was the perfect storm for me.”
Ford explained that he was working on his weight loss trip, and hospitalization led him to a serious reality check.
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In 2022. The rural star began a transition to a healthier lifestyle after his diagnosed Myasthenia Gravis, an autoimmune disease that causes muscular weakness.
Ford described in detail how the diagnosis threw him into a “big medical loop”.
Country Star Colt Ford says he ‘died twice’ after having suffered a heart attack
With another lease of life, Ford is full of renewed energy in 2025. (Colt Ford/Julian Mendoza)
“That myostatin, he really messed up my vision and caused a lot of fatigue,” he told Fox News Digital. “I just started controlling that.”
Miostatin is an extracellular cytokin protein that make certain immune and non-immune cells-loud-expressed in skeletal muscles and is known to play a key role in negative regulation of muscle mass, according to National Health Institutes.
Ford told Fox News Digital that he had to change his eating habits because he was from Georgia. “We fry things, we put butter, we put on it. … I love all these things.” (Rick Diamond/Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
Ford grew up in the south and admitted that he had unhealthy eating habits and was forced to change his diet and fitness. He added that on his way to the tour did not help to reduce his food indulgence.
“I am from Georgia. … we fry things, we put butter, let’s put it on it. … I would love to eat a dice of a steak of my mom and rice and at least mac and cheese. I love all these things. And, I loved Zaxby and fried chicken … burgers.
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From a heart attack, Ford decided to return to fried foods and eat moderately.
“I broke the craving for many of these things … I don’t want to eat it.”
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Ford told Fox News Digital that he weighed 350 pounds once and now reduced it to about 190 pounds. (Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
While fried chicken and mountain dew were previously main for Ford, it now has a new routine of fitness and diet.
“A lot of grilled chicken, a lot of grilled things,” he noticed. “I haven’t had soda since April, and I used to love a mountain.
“I’m a lot on a racing track and trying to get into some yoga and Pilates,” Ford laughed when he said it wasn’t something he ever thought he would come in.
Ford published its first heart attack single, “Hell Out of It”, which was Michael Ray. (Colt Ford/factory photo of Goldy)
“I work on all this and I just try to get strength … There’s a lot to restore strength and balance … but it’s okay. I’m struggling through it. I’m still here. I’m still blessed.”
Ford told Fox News Digital that he weighed 350 pounds at one point and now reduced it to about 190 pounds.
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With the second lease of life, Ford is full with renewed energy, ready to deliver new shows, fresh collaborations and arsenal of new music – bearing in mind the fact that life can change in the blink of an eye, and he plans “walk a little more slowly” moving forward.
AND a rural star He recently published his first single from a heart attack, “hell out of it.”
“It was a song written by some of my great friends, Cole Taylor and Michael Tyler … I loved the song immediately when Cole sent me. But after that, he took on a completely different meaning,” Ford said, calling on to it , inviting his almost fatal heart attack.
Singer “Slow Ride” told Fox News Digital to take her health “very seriously” because he “died twice”. (Colt Ford/factory photo of Goldy)
“It was already like you know what the song meant, but for me she changed everything.”
Ford collaborated with his good friend Michael Ray on his new song, as described the meaning behind the song.
“I try to simplify things … return to the basic things. Just be a good human being, to be a good manager of the country.”
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