Celine Dion was diagnosed with a rare disease – can take away the ability to sing

Dion’s health concerns began a year ago when she developed mysterious muscle cramps. Michael Tubi / Alamy Stock Photo

Singer Celine Dion, 54, was devastated when she received a rare diagnosis.

Suffering from mysterious muscle spasms, Dion was diagnosed with stiffness syndrome.

According to the Neuroliitto website, stiff-person syndrome is an autoimmune-mediated neurological disease. Its symptoms include slowness of movements, muscle stiffness and muscle spasms.

One person in a million falls ill with the gradually progressing syndrome every year.

There is no cure for stiffness syndrome, so Dion aims to slow the progression of the stiffening disease. At worst, advanced symptoms make talking or moving impossible.

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Devastated, Dion says she plans to do everything she can to reduce her symptoms.

The singer published a tearful video on her Instagram account, where she talks about her health problems.

– I have suffered from health problems for a long time and it has been difficult for me to face these challenges and tell about what I have been through, the singer says.

If the video doesn’t appear, you can watch it from here.

In the video, he talks about his diagnosis and the fact that he has suffered daily from pains that sometimes make it difficult for him to move and sing.

– Now I know what caused all the cramps and pains I’ve suffered from, he states.

– I’ve been singing all my life and that’s what I love the most, reveals the hit singer who sometimes lost her singing ability.

Due to his diagnosis, the singer postponed his upcoming spring 2023 tour to 2024, but for now the fall tour schedule remains unchanged.

Source: DailyMail