Celine Dion will perform live for the last time in her life

It seems that international superstar Celine Dion refuses to give in to the disease completely, as she is working on a final live concert in her life that will be more like a challenge for her, especially in light of her suffering with stiff person syndrome.

A final ceremony that cuts her career short

The Sun magazine, citing a source close to star Celine Dion, reported that she has not yet given up her desire to sing: "She's been working with voice coaches, band members, and specialists for over six months now."
"She believes she can release a concert film that includes her performing her biggest songs."

Celine cancelled her world tour

Celine canceled the remaining concerts of her Courage World Tour last year as a result of her health problems, which she recently documented in the new documentary "I Am: Celine Dion," and made it clear she "can't answer" whether she will be able to return to the stage again.
The "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" singer said: "I can't answer that. Because for four years I've been telling myself I'm not coming back, I'm ready, I'm not ready."

"As now, I can't stand here and tell you, 'Yes, in four months, I don't know. My body will tell me."

Celine Dion breaks down in tears

A state of sadness and shock was caused by the official promo of Canadian star Celine Dion's film, "I am Celine Dion", which was launched on June 25, after publishing it on her account on the social networking site Instagram, and its spread widely on social media, where the star appeared crying with emotion while talking about her illness.
Celine appeared in the video, sad and crying the moment she admitted that her diagnosis of stiff person syndrome had affected her ability to sing after her voice was joy for her, a scene that ignited social media and also caused her fans across the world to cry.