Celine Dion recently opened up about her battle with stiff person syndrome in a heartfelt interview with Vogue France, marking her return to the spotlight.
In the interview, Celine, 55, shared how she’s coping with the rare neurological disease, emphasizing that she takes each day as it comes and focuses on therapy.
She revealed that she undergoes physical and vocal therapy five days a week and is learning to live with the condition, striving to be the best she can be.
Stiff person syndrome causes muscles to tense uncontrollably, but Celine remains determined, expressing her desire to see the Eiffel Tower again.
The Grammy-winning singer also addressed whether she’ll perform on stage again, admitting uncertainty and saying her body will guide her decision.
Accompanying the interview were stunning photos, including a Private shoot, showcasing Celine’s strength and resilience.
Celine announced her diagnosis in 2022, explaining how the condition affects her daily life and her ability to sing, which has been her lifelong passion.
Despite the challenges, Celine remains optimistic, focusing on living in the present and cherishing every moment.
Fans have rallied around Celine, praising her courage and resilience as she navigates her health journey and returns to the public eye.
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