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The breath of many people was held a year and four months ago after the successful singer
Celine Dion
announced the cancellation of her concert tour due to a disease that was discovered in her, stiff person syndrome, which manifests itself mainly in the hardening of the body's muscles and muscle contractions and causes convulsions, convulsions, increased sensitivity to light and sound and as a result of which the ability can be impaired to walk, sometimes to the point of complete paralysis.
Last night (Tuesday) Dion announced her return to the world of entertainment with a documentary that will be called: "I Am: Celine Dion", and follow the star while she struggles with the disease: "The last few years have been such a challenge for me, the journey around discovering my condition and learning how to live with it, Without letting it define me. As the road back to shows and my career continues, I realized how much I missed it, to be able to see my fans."
"During my absence, I wanted to document this part of my life, to try to raise awareness of this unknown medical condition and help others who suffer from the disease," the star added, adding that the chance of contracting the syndrome she suffers from is one in a million, with most middle-aged women.
Celine Dion announces the cancellation of her tour, December 8, 2022/screenshot
As I recall, in the video in which she announced the break she decided to take, Dion said: "I've been dealing with medical problems for a long time, and it's hard for me to face these challenges and talk about everything I'm going through. Although it breaks my heart, the best choice is to cancel everything until I Really ready to return to the stage again," she announced with sadness on her face in 2022.
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Celebs was born with laziness syndrome and she does not intend to treat it.
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