Leaving behind a total badass icon like Celine Dion to face life’s cruelest, messiest curveballs, one of remarkable resilience and courage. The legendary singer was recently diagnosed with a rare, downright devastating condition related to his ongoing battle with Hard Personality Syndrome. And yes, it has been as brutal and cruel as it gets.
In a passionate message for Hard
Personality Syndrome Awareness Day, Celine didn’t mince words – this health nightmare is nothing but hell on earth. He specifically said that dealing with this autoimmune disease has been “one of the most difficult experiences” in his entire life. I mean, can you even imagine it? This nasty posture causes your muscles to twitch violently and grip you for no real reason. Even small things like loud noises or bright lights are enough to trigger these uncontrollable episodes. Just the thought of living 24/7 with that constant pain and torture is enough to break you down.
But if there’s one thing we know about Celine, she’s one of the most stubborn, tenacious badass ever to walk this earth.
Despite her inexplicable suffering, this Queen has made it clear that she will not let this stupid disease win. Celine is determined to beat this thing, get her health back, and get back to that part she loves so much. You already know he collects those signatures, the unbreakable feelings! In his words to his fellow warriors, he passionately promised, “I want you to know that you can do it! We can do it!
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