Celine Dion, the iconic Canadian singer, bravely battles stiff-person syndrome, a rare and debilitating condition that affects only a few people worldwide. In her fight against this neurological disorder, Dion admitted to dependency on up to 90 milligrams of Valium daily, a dose that could have been fatal. Initially prescribed to control spasms and seizures, the medication became a crutch for Dion, leading her to increase the dosage over time. With the Covid-19 pandemic forcing her to stop performing, Dion sought help to taper off the medication, only to find her symptoms worsening. Despite her ongoing struggles, Dion remains determined to return to the stage. Her story, documented in the upcoming film "I Am: Celine Dion," sheds light on the unpredictable nature of her condition and the challenges she faces. With the support of her family and medical team, Dion continues to inspire with her resilience and determination.