Shania Twain, the revered country music legend, recently disclosed a harrowing experience that involved a life-threatening bout with COVID-19 and pneumonia.

During this critical period, she encountered an otherworldly scenario while being airlifted to a medical facility, as reported by The Mirror.

Recalling the distressing ordeal, the Canadian songstress expressed, “It was progressively getting worse.

My vital signs were deteriorating … and ultimately, I had to be air-evacuated.”

She likened the experience to something out of a science fiction narrative, feeling as though she was being transported to an alien planet.

Reflecting on the events, Twain described how everything seemed to transpire in slow motion, adding a surreal dimension to the already intense situation.

Twain recounted the frantic state of her husband, Frédéric Thiébaud, who was deeply anxious as they endeavored to arrange for her airlift.

“My husband was frantic,” shared the 57-year-old artist.

“He was truly overwhelmed because he bore the heavy responsibility of coordinating the air evacuation, securing a bed—which was a challenging task due to the scarcity—and closely monitoring my vital signs.

It was an absolute nightmare for him.”

Following the successful arrangement of a hospital bed, Twain underwent isolation and initiated plasma therapy, though her condition remained precarious.

“It took days to generate any antibodies, making it an extremely perilous and frightening period,” she recollected.

“I persevered through it all, and I am immensely thankful.”

Expressing profound appreciation for her spouse, Twain pondered on how the circumstances could have unfolded differently if she had been alone during the crisis.

“I couldn’t help but think, ‘What if I were living in solitude in a remote setting?’

I shudder to contemplate the potential outcome.

My heart truly goes out to those lacking the necessary support system to access proper care,” she remarked.

Drawing from her battle with COVID-19, Twain derived inspiration for her new track, “Inhale/Exhale Air,” featured on her latest album, “Queen of Me.”

The song serves as a tribute to gratitude and acknowledgment, encapsulating the singer’s appreciation for the gift of life and breath.

Twain’s journey has been marked by triumph over formidable challenges.

In 2004, she faced a diagnosis of Lyme disease, leading to a prolonged hiatus from her singing career.

Subsequently, in 2018, the acclaimed artist underwent throat surgery to restore her vocal cords.

Elated to resume her musical pursuits, Twain expressed her joy at being back on stage after her transformative surgery.

With a jubilant spirit, she anticipates the release of her sixth album on February 3rd, embracing the future with resilience and optimism.