To hear from Celine Dion, you have to listen to those closest to you. In a recent interview, her older sister Claudette confided in her state of health, she who suffers from stiff person syndrome.
On July 3, Claudette Dion, the singer’s sister, was the guest of the Canadian show “Bonsoir bonsoir! broadcast on Here TV. The opportunity for her to evoke the prolonged convalescence of her youngest, suffering from the syndrome of the stiff person (Stiff-person syndrome).
“I know she works hard, we keep our fingers crossed and I’m glad people are worried, asking. She works hard and we are confident that we will get there, it can’t be a story like that, ”comments the 74-year-old Quebecer.
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The latter says that she called her famous sister to tell her that “the sky was wrong”. “She said, ‘You’re going to make me cry.’ But do you know what? You turned 55 this year, your lucky number is 5, 55 is twice 5. Check the return. »
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Already last October, Claudette Dion had given news of her sister and this, in all honesty, going so far as to mention her menopause and her “little leg all twisted” by muscle spasms.
However, the singer’s entourage remains optimistic, like her chorister and friend Barven Valsaint. “She is very strong, Céline. It will be an atomic bomb when it comes back,” he commented to the “Journal de Montréal” on June 13.
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A postponed tour… then canceled for good
Celine Dion’s health problems stopped the singer on tour. The continuation of his “Courage World Tour” was first postponed several times, before around forty concerts planned in Europe, until April 2024, were finally canceled last May.
These spasms affect my everyday life.
Celine Dion
“I’m so sorry to disappoint you all once again. I’m working very hard to regain my strength, but touring can be very difficult even when you’re at 100% (…). It breaks my heart, it’s better that we cancel everything now until I’m really ready to go back on stage. I want you all to know that I’m not giving up…and I can’t wait to see you again! »
Last December, always on her social networks, the widow of René Angelil confided in the painful symptoms of her illness, the stiff person syndrome. “These spasms affect my everyday life. I sometimes have a lot of difficulty walking and I can’t always use my vocal cords to sing as I would like. »
If the mother of René-Charles, Eddy and Nelson (22 and 12 years old) lives recluse in her home in Las Vegas, her sister has hinted that she was being treated by specialists in Denver, Colorado.
