The 55-year-old pop queen Céline Dion has been rumored to be in poor health in recent years. She has held at least 1,900 concerts since her debut. She suffered from the rare disease “rigid man syndrome” during the “Courage” world tour in 2020. Forced to interrupt her performance, her sister Claudette Dion was recently interviewed and revealed that Celine Dion’s condition has recently worsened and she is unable to control her body muscles and may no longer be able to sing.
Celine Dion has suffered from “rigid person syndrome” in recent years (Photo source: LINE TODAY: AP/Dazhi Image)
Celine Dion used to be famous all over the world with her song “My Heart Will Go On”, but three years ago she was forced to suspend her singing project due to suffering from “rigid person syndrome”. It is known that the limbs and torso of patients with this disease gradually Stiffness and atrophy are uncontrollable, and even the muscles that produce voice are affected. Claudette revealed that her sister has worked hard to fight the disease, “but she can no longer control her muscles.”
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Claudette further said that in fact, Celine Dion is very disciplined in her work and rest, and she worked very hard for her work before. They all understand that Celine Dion’s willpower to fight the disease comes from returning to the stage, but whether it can be realized, her family and she Not sure, but Claudette also expressed his gratitude to the outside world for their concern. Although the chance of getting this disease is only one in a million, and there are not many cases and research results, there are many fans who have sent condolences. He expressed concern and said he would pray for Celine Dion, making them feel full of love.
Celine Dion was confirmed to be suffering from a rare disease in May this year. Last month, she made a rare appearance in Las Vegas to watch an ice hockey game, and even took photos with the public. The outside world once thought that her condition had stabilized. Unexpectedly, her sister now It was revealed that there was actually no improvement, and it is known that patients with “rigid person syndrome” will initially experience stiffness in their limbs, which will then affect walking, speaking, balance disorders, etc., and may also extend to symptoms such as epilepsy and brain lesions.
