In a revelation that has touched the hearts of her fans worldwide, Celine Dion has opened up with her personal struggle with Stiff Person Syndrome, a rare and debilitating condition.
The celebrated singer, known for her powerful voice, shared the challenges she faces due to the illness. In a candid interview on "Today," Dion described the act of singing as an ordeal, likening it to an invisible force compressing her vocal apparatus, as if being strangled from within.
Dion's battle, however, extends beyond her vocal performance. She detailed the unpredictable spasms that afflict her, constraining her movements and causing intense cramping. These spasms can be so forceful that they result in broken ribs, illustrating the extreme physical toll of her condition.
Celine’s passion for cooking, another joy in her life, is also hampered by these spasms, which can lock her hands and fingers in agonizing positions. Her vulnerability in sharing these experiences underscores the pervasive impact of Stiff Person Syndrome on her daily life.
The depth of Dion's experience with this rare disorder will be further explored in her documentary, "I Am: Celine Dion." Set to be released on June 25th, the film will take an intimate look at her journey, offering unprecedented access to her life behind the scenes.
[Source: Classic Hits Today]