Celine Dion making all efforts to return to stage amid stiff-person syndrome

Celine Dion making all efforts to return to stage amid stiff-person syndrome

 

 

Celine Dion not going to give up on her condition, claims source

Despite suffering from Stiff-Person syndrome, Celine Dion is refusing to back down and is making every effort to get back on stage.

A source near the vocalist spilled to US Week after week, "Celine is a contender."

According to an insider, "She doesn't have as much control over her muscles as she did before, but she is working with doctors and physical therapists to get better."

The publication was informed by a source that Celine's sister stated that the singer "is working hard to overcome her condition."

The source asserted, "Celine has been setting aside some margin to zero in on her wellbeing however plans to make that big appearance again whenever she is given the thumbs up by her clinical group."

Another source unveiled, "Celine is remaining positive and cheery and doing her active recuperation consistently."

"Getting back in front of an audience in some structure is her steady dream, regardless of whether she can done sing; she simply needs to see those sparkling countenances," added an insider.

Prior, the Grammy victor was purportedly spotted at a hockey game in Las Vegas with her three kids, who watched the Montreal Canadiens lose to the Brilliant Knights.

"My young men and I had a great time chatting with the Montreal Canadiens after their hockey game with Vegas Brilliant Knights in Las Vegas Monday night," shared the My Heart Will Go On vocalist via web-based entertainment.

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of her holiday album, Celine Dion and her team announced the release of her 1998 album, These are Special Times.