It is said that a family that prays together sticks
together. This is what popular singer Celine Dion seems to be teaching the
world. Her amazing song says, her heart will go on, and reportedly the Canadian
chanteuse is quietly praying that Rene Angelil's does as well -- for a little
while longer.
Reports say Celine is holding out for a miracle for her
cancer-stricken husband but fears this may be the last holiday they spend
together as a family.
According to a Closer Weekly celebrity news featured report,
one of Celine Dion's close companions says the singer is desperately trying to
enjoy what may be last precious moments with her husband, and she pledges to
cherish each passing minute.
"This is very likely the last Christmas they'll
celebrate with Rene. Celine is trying to make the most of whatever time they
have left with Rene."
Angélil, 73, is reportedly battling a third occurrence of
throat cancer. In a recent interview, Celine said a feeding tube has nourished
the ailing music manager for the last two years as he struggles to beat the
insidious disease.
A week ago, Dion sat down with GMA co-hosts. Then, she said
Rene is "doing great" and is "stable." However, doctors are
unsure about his chances of recovery or another remission.
Last year, Celine Dion's husband relinquished his role as her
longtime manager after surgeons removed a malignant tumor from this throat.
Shortly after that, Dion put her Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace on hold
for a year.
Dion returned to the stage in August to raving fans. She
said it was part of fulfilling her husband's wish that she do what she does
best. In another interview, this time with USA Today, Celine said her husband
wants to pass away in her arms when the moment comes.
Celine Dion's recent vocal performance in the wake of the
Paris terror attacks moved many to tears at the American Music Awards.
According to Hollyscoop, her emotions were twofold: on the one hand, she
mourned victims and survivors of the French tragedy; on another, she privately
professed love for her beloved husband.
Americans are in the midst of the holiday season, a time
full of miracles in every form and fashion. We continue our prayers for Celine
and her family that Rene and others stricken with cancer and dreaded disease
receive marvels of health and comfort.
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