Celine Dion recently opened up about her struggles with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) during an interview with "The Today Show." The rare neurological disorder has made it difficult for her to sing, with Dion describing it as feeling like someone is strangling her or pushing her throat in a certain way. The Grammy-winning singer had to cancel her "Courage World Tour" and Las Vegas residency due to her diagnosis, which causes muscle stiffness and rigidity. Despite her ongoing battle with the condition, Dion remains hopeful for a cure, admitting that it's been a struggle but emphasizing her passion and determination. In an upcoming documentary on Amazon Prime, Dion will share more about her career-defining songs and her decision to step back from performing. She also revealed the physical toll SPS has taken on her body, including broken ribs from severe muscle spasms. Despite the challenges, Dion's unwavering passion for music and performance continues to drive her forward, with the hope of one day returning to the stage.