“Even though we’re still in the learning stages of this rare disease, we know it’s causing the muscle spasms I’m experiencing,” said an emotional Dion, explaining that his disease is one in a million. .”

The famous singer said the conditions affect all areas of her life and cause problems when using her vocal cords, “It prevents me from singing like I used to”.

Celine Dion, who won an Oscar for best song for her song “My Heart Will Go On” from the Titanic soundtrack, announced in 2014 that she was putting her career on hold indefinitely, stating that her husband René Angell was battling cancer.

Returning to the stage in 2016, Dion took a break from performing after the deaths of his wife and brother Daniel Dion.

Dion released the album Courage in 2019.

This rare and little-known disease is called SPS by its English abbreviation.

The National Institute for Neurological Disorders defines the disease as “rolling stiffness of muscles in the trunk and limbs, hypersensitivity to stimuli such as sound, touch, and sadness, and muscle spasms caused by these.”

Also, it is stated that abnormal postures are encountered in the form of straining and stiffening of the back.

According to the institute, people with the disease experience disability due to walking and mobility difficulties, and a fear of leaving the house for fear that triggers such as street noise and horn sounds will cause seizures and falls.

Lacking the reflexes of normal people, falls by these people can cause serious injuries.

Although there is no definitive cure for SPS, medications such as anti-anxiety medications and muscle relaxants can slow the progression and symptoms of the disease.