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Céline Dion's sister gives an update: Singer has "no control" over her muscles anymore

Céline Dion's sister gives an update: Singer has "no control" over her muscles anymore

Céline Dion's sister gives an update: Singer has "no control" over her muscles anymore
Céline Dion's sister gives an update: Singer has "no control" over her muscles anymore

Celine Dion's Sister Speaks Out: Singer's Struggle with Stiff Person Syndrome

It's not all sunshine and rainbows for Celine Dion. In a heart-wrenching interview, her sister Claudette opened up about the singer's current state. Speaking on the Canadian program "7 Jours," Claudette shared that Celine is working tirelessly, but she no longer has control over her muscles. "The discipline she's always had breaks my heart," the Daily Mail quotes. "She's always been so hardworking, our mother always believed in her."

Celine Dion's Battle with Stiff Person Syndrome

Her struggle with a rare neurological disorder known as Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) makes a stage comeback uncertain for the superstar. As her sister puts it, "The vocal cords are muscles, and the heart is a muscle too." Given her unique condition, research has not progressed significantly.

Claudette as a Loyal Advocate

Claudette has recently taken on the role of her famous sister's advocate, providing updates in an interview with "Le Journal de Montreal" and sharing a glimmer of hope at a Montreal Canadiens ice hockey game. With her sons, Celine watched her beloved hockey team and shared an emotional message: "We had a fantastic time visiting the Montreal Canadiens after their hockey game. What a game it was! Thank you for meeting us after the game. Unforgettable moment for all!"

Family Support and Strength

Through her challenging journey, Celine Dion's support system has never faltered. Not only do her children stand by her side, but also her 13 siblings, with Linda relocating to Las Vegas to lend an extra hand.

Insights

Despite the challenges, Celine Dion's brother-in-law stepped up to offer additional support from Las Vegas. Her diagnosis of Stiff Person Syndrome, a rare and painful disorder, has led to cancellations in her career but not her spirit. Celine has managed to make public appearances, including the Eiffel Tower performance for the 2024 Olympics, and continues to receive love and support from her family and fans.

Management of SPS involves a combination of medications, physical therapy, and vocal modification. For her performances, Celine has adapted her singing style to accommodate her condition. Her openness about her struggles has served to raise awareness about SPS and offer reassurance to others living with rare diseases.

In an effort to keep her music alive for her fans, Celine Dion continues to perform spontaneously on social media. Her journey as a singer and as a person with SPS is a testament to her resilience, determination, and the power of love and support.

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