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Celine Dion loses battle for control against rare neurological disorder

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 Music Icon Celine Dion. (Courtesy/GettyImages)

Celine Dion's battle with stiff-person syndrome (SPS) has escalated, as confirmed by her sister Claudette Dion. The rare neurological disorder has now taken control of the singer's muscles, amplifying the challenges she faces.

A year ago, Celine revealed her diagnosis of the incurable SPS, characterized by muscle stiffness and spasms. Despite canceling tour dates due to the debilitating effects of the condition, she provided fans with a heartfelt update, citing spasms that impact "every aspect" of her life, affecting her mobility and vocal capabilities.

In a recent interview with Canadian outlet 7 Jours, Claudette Dion expressed her concern over her sister's loss of muscle control, highlighting Celine's disciplined and hardworking nature throughout her career.

The singer decided to cancel the remaining concerts of her world tour in May, acknowledging the impracticality of repeatedly postponing shows.

While the prospect of Celine's return to the stage remains uncertain, her sister shared their collective aspiration for her comeback. Claudette underscored the dual impact of SPS on the vocal cords and the heart, emphasizing the limited research due to the condition's rarity, leaving some with dwindling hope.

Despite the challenges, fans have rallied behind Celine Dion, showering her with messages and gifts. The extent of her future performances remains ambiguous, but both her sister and admirers maintain optimism amid her struggle with stiff-person syndrome.

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