Celine Dion has faced a life-threatening health condition known as stiff person syndrome, which nearly took her life. The 56-year-old singer has now shared her emotional journey of overcoming this challenging illness.
In a recent interview on Today With Hoda and Jenna, host Hoda Kotb revealed the scary time Dion went through due to the disease. Despite the close call with death, Dion is now doing much better and is on the path to recovery.
During the interview, Dion disclosed that she was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome almost two years ago. This rare neurological disorder affects the nervous system, causing painful spasms that worsen over time. Despite the challenges she faced, Dion's resilience and determination shine through in her upcoming Prime Video documentary, I Am: Celine Dion.
In the documentary trailer, Dion bravely opens up about her medical battles and emotional struggles. She shares her journey of coping with the disorder, including the impact it had on her voice and her longing to return to the stage. Through footage of her therapy sessions, doctor visits, and moments with her family, viewers get a glimpse into the singer's courageous fight against the illness.
Despite the hardships she has endured, Dion remains hopeful and determined to preserve her voice, which she describes as "the conductor of my life." She expresses her love for performing and her deep connection with her fans, emphasizing her unwavering commitment to continue pursuing her passion for music.
The new documentary, I Am: Celine Dion, is set to premiere on Prime Video on June 25, offering fans a closer look at the iconic singer's journey of resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
