– We can’t find any medicine that works, but we still have hope, and that’s important, says sister Claudette Dion.

In December last year, Céline Dion (55) was diagnosed with “stiff-person syndrome”. In the video at Instagram told the world star that he was battling seizures due to the disease.

– It pains me to tell you today that this means I will not be able to start my European tour in February, Dion said through tears.

In an interview with a French-language tabloid newspaper Le Journal de Montreal revealed Dion’s sister, Claudette, 74, that their sister Linda, 64, had moved into Céline’s house, where her three sons, René-Charles, Eddy and Nelson also live.

He also said that they are working closely with researchers who specialize in such rare diseases.

– I honestly think he needs rest most of all. He always tried to be the biggest and strongest. One day your little heart and your little body will tell you about it, he told the newspapers.

The “stiff man syndrome”, or autoimmune rigidity syndrome as it is called in Norwegian, according to NHI characterized by stiffness and painful cramps.

In May, the Canadian megastar canceled all concerts through 2023 and 2024 due to the illness.

“I’m sorry for letting you all down again… And even though it breaks my heart, we’d better cancel everything until I’m really ready to go back on stage. I won’t give up – and can’t wait to see you again.” Diane’s signature Xformerly called Twitter.

This 55 year old man has sold more than 250 million records worldwide. He is best known for “My Heart Will Go On”, which served as the soundtrack to the 1997 film “Titanic”.

In 2016, Dion was widowed, when her husband and manager René Angelil died of cancer.

The couple, who have known each other since they were 12 years old, married when Dion was 26 years old and Angelil was 52 years old. They have three children.