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LOS ANGELES: Global music icon Celine Dion delivered a powerful and personal message to her fans this holiday season, urging them to prioritize what truly matters amid her own life-altering health struggle.
In a video posted for Thanksgiving, the singer encouraged followers to “slow down, take a deep breath, and give thanks.” Her message was particularly poignant given her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), a rare and progressive neurological disorder that impacts the brain and spinal cord, causing muscle stiffness and painful spasms.
Dion, who was forced to cancel her highly anticipated “Courage World Tour” in 2023 due to the condition—with sources suggesting she “will likely never tour again”—made it clear where her focus lies.
“I’m so thankful to my family and our moments together that mean the world to me,” she expressed, underscoring the shift in her life from the global stage to domestic solace. She concluded her message with a warm wish: “Happy Thanksgiving from me and my family to you and yours.”
Dion’s ongoing, painful journey with SPS was intimately documented in the 2024 film “I Am: Céline Dion,” which offered fans a raw look at the challenges the five-time Grammy winner faces every day. Her continued public presence serves as a beacon of awareness for a condition that affects approximately one in a million people.