Céline Dion, the cherished Canadian singer, recently shared some heartbreaking news with her fans via social media. In a sincere video, the 54-year-old revealed her diagnosis with a rare and incurable neurological disorder known as Stiff Person Syndrome. This severe condition causes spasms that disrupt every aspect of her daily life, including her ability to sing.

“It pains me to inform you that I won’t be ready to restart my European tour in February,” Dion told her fans. “I’ve recently been diagnosed with a very rare neurological condition called Stiff Person Syndrome, which affects roughly one in a million people.”

Stiff Person Syndrome is a debilitating disorder that impacts the central nervous system. Those afflicted may suffer from extreme rigidity, chronic pain, anxiety, and muscle spasms so intense they can dislocate joints or even break bones. Dion explained that these spasms have made walking difficult and severely limit her ability to use her vocal cords.

Despite these hardships, Dion remains resolute and hopeful. “All I know is singing,” she said. “It’s what I’ve done all my life. And it’s what I love to do the most.” The Grammy-winning artist is working with a team of doctors and a sports medicine therapist to regain her strength and return to performing.

Dion expressed gratitude for the support from her three sons and her fans. She acknowledged that her condition requires her to prioritize her health and recovery. While she deeply misses her fans, she is hopeful for a future where she can see them again soon.

In her heartfelt message, Dion encouraged her fans to take care of themselves and conveyed her love for them. She remains dedicated to her passion for music and her desire to perform at her best. Although the path to recovery is challenging, Céline Dion’s determination and the support from her loved ones and fans will undoubtedly help her through this difficult time.

Let us unite in sending Céline Dion our love, support, and best wishes as she bravely battles this rare condition. We hope to see her return to the stage, stronger and more vibrant than ever.

Here is the video: