Tzofit Grant reveals the battle of her life: "No one in the world knew"

Tzofit Grant reveals in a personal interview the severe medical crisis she went through: three blocked arteries, emergency catheterization, and a diagnosis of hereditary atherosclerosis. Alongside her husband Shuli Rand, she tells about the year and a half of depression that followed, and the fear of dying like her mother.

Tzofit Grant reveals in a personal interview with N12 the severe medical crisis she went through, which she hid from the public for years. At age 58, on her mother's birthday, Grant felt she was about to die due to severe shortness of breath. Only the next day, under pressure from her husband Shuli Rand, she arrived at the hospital, where three blocked arteries were discovered, two of them 100% blocked. She underwent emergency catheterization and was diagnosed with atherosclerosis, a genetic disease she inherited from her mother, who died of a heart attack at age 58. Grant describes a year and a half of depression and emotional difficulty after the event, but emphasizes Rand's support. The two also talk about their harmonious relationship between secular and religious worlds, and their joint film 'The Badchan'.