“It's going well, but there's a lot to do.” For the first time since she revealed to the world that she suffers from stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder, lCanadian singer Celine Dion spoke about her illness in an interview exclusive to Vogue France.
The 56-year-old artist, who was diagnosed with the syndrome in the fall of 2022, is forced to undergo “athletic, physical and vocal therapy” for five days a week, during which she works on both her body and her voice.
“I haven't fought the disease, it's still inside me and always will be,” he confided to Vogue France Celine Dion, who always hopes for a cure. “We will find, I hope, a miracle, a way to cure it with scientific research but I have to learn to live with it.”
When asked if she plans to return to the stage, the singer explained that she was unable to answer. “I don't know,” the artist said of which Vogue France she also published several photos wearing clothes from many French designers. “My body will tell me.”
With over 250 million copies sold, at the beginning of last February Celine Dion made a brief surprise appearance at the Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, United States, to present the most prestigious award of the evening, Album of the Year, to Taylor Swift. In late January, Amazon Prime Video announced the upcoming release of the documentary “I Am: Celine Dion,” in which the singer attempts to “raise awareness” about her disease.
The Quebec star hasn't been on stage since March 2020 when he held a concert in Newark, United States. Her Courage World Tour was then interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, while from 2021 she began to suffer from the symptoms of stiff person syndrome, which affects one in a million people and causes severe pain and difficulty moving.
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