I Am: Celine Dion documentary – The singer, 56, breaks down in tears over battle with Stiff Person Syndrome in first trailer for heartbreaking movie

The first trailer for the new Celine Dion documentary I Am: Celine Dion was released on Thursday morning.

In the clip, she said she will do anything to save her voice as she breaks down in tears over her health issues.

The My Heart Will Go On singer, 56, details the details of suffering from Stiff Person Syndrome in the upcoming Amazon Prime documentary.

“My voice is the conductor of my life,” she says in the new trailer for the film, out June 25. “When your voice brings you joy, you are your best self.”

As Celine – who recently attended a Rolling Stones concert – speaks, another voice repeats Celine’s name over and over as an operator asks, “What’s your emergency?”

In the clip, she said she will do anything to save her voice as she breaks down in tears over her health issues

Stiff person syndrome (SPS), also called stiff man syndrome, is a rare neurological disorder that causes progressive muscle stiffness and spasms.

The spasms may be painful and come and go, and they may worsen over time. The stiffness usually affects the trunk muscles, but can also affect the arms and legs.

Celine was diagnosed with the degenerative disease in December 2022.

The trailer offers viewers just a taste of the upcoming documentary.

In it, the Canadian admits she was reluctant to share too much about her recent struggles, which viewers can see as she does her workouts and reveals the limitations she has.

By the time she was diagnosed, she had already postponed or canceled several concerts and live performances.

‘It’s not hard to do a show, you know. It’s hard to cancel a show,” she says in the trailer.

‘I work hard every day, but I have to admit it has been a struggle. I miss it so much. The people. I miss them.’

Celine brings her signature determination to fight her illness.

“If I can’t run, I’ll walk,” she declares. “If I can’t walk, I crawl.”

The My Heart Will Go On singer, 56, details the details of suffering from Stiff Person Syndrome in upcoming Amazon Prime documentary

“My voice is the conductor of my life,” she says in the new trailer for the film, out June 25. “If your voice brings you joy, you are your best self.”

As Celine speaks, another voice repeats Celine’s name over and over as a 911 operator asks, “What’s your emergency?”

Stiff-person syndrome (SPS), also called stiff-man syndrome, is a rare neurological disorder that causes progressive muscle stiffness and spasms

The spasms may be painful and come and go, and they may worsen over time. The stiffness usually affects the trunk muscles, but can also affect the arms and legs

Celine was diagnosed with the degenerative disease in December 2022. The trailer offers viewers just a taste of the upcoming documentary

‘It is not a comprehensive look at the life and times of the iconic pop singer, but a snapshot of a pivotal time in her career.

‘The documentary spans approximately a year and tells the story of Dion’s battle with Stiff Person Syndrome, a rare neurological condition that affects the brain and spinal cord.

‘In Dion’s case, the disease stopped her livelihood and her ability to perform’ Variety reported.

I Am: Celine Dion will be released on Amazon Prime on June 25.