As Céline—who shares sons René-Charles, 23, and twins Nelson and Eddy, 13, with her late husband René Angélil—explained, her overall health journey has bundled numerous hurdles, particularly early on when doctors were still determining her evaluation. But Céline is preserving her positive point of view.

“It is really not about choosing what you have,” she said. “It’s dealing with what’s taking place.”

And further than practically something, the “All By Myself” singer is hopeful her documentary—which premieres on Amazon Key June 25—can shine the spotlight on overall health and fitness issues that many viewers might not be acquainted with. 

“I am seeking for this awareness,” she added, “for the people who may possibly experience that they’re by yourself, they’re struggling.”

And that does not just implement to those struggling from stiff-man or lady syndrome, which will trigger muscle mass rigor and spasms, but also for anyone struggling with an immune disorder.

“I hope that this will give them wings and strength to reach out and converse to people and say it really is worth it,” she claimed. “We’re all really worth it, and I’m just thankful.”