Randy Travis Had '1 per Cent Chance of Survival' Following Multiple Serious Health Ordeals in 2013

Randy Travis had 'one percent chance of survival' amid health woes

The country singer, 67, suffered a near-fatal stroke in 2013 that affected his speech and mobility, leaving him unable to sing, while being treated for congestive heart failure.

Randy Travis' wife reveals doctors gave country legend just '1% chance of survival' during devastating health crisis

Randy Travis' wife, Mary, revealed doctors gave the country star a "1% chance of survival" during his devastating 2013 health crisis.

Randy Travis had '1 per cent chance of survival' following multiple serious health ordeals in 2013

Randy Travis was hospitalised in 2013 with congestive heart failure linked to viral cardiomyopathy, but he also suffered a massive stroke that left him partially paralysed and severely affected his mobility and ability to speak.

Country music legend faced ‘1% chance of survival’

Randy Travis had just a “1 percent chance of survival” during his health struggles 13 years ago, his wife Mary Travis recently shared.

Randy Travis' wife reveals his 1% survival odds after 2013 stroke