Shania Twain Opens About Having Lyme's Disease and Being A Cool Mom

[@iatinom22]

She overcome poverty, hungry, domestic violence and abuse, the tragedy of losing her parents in a car accident having to take care of her 3 siblings singing in a hotel to make money, her husband and best friend cheating on her. Of course she can deal with Lyme desease!! I`m sure she is bulletprof too!! What an AMAZiNG INSPIRATIONAL WOMAN. She is and always will be mi favorite artist, even with her voice broken. Her music and strength help me in the hard times. Way to go Shania. That bacteria have no idea who is messing with.

[@dreamitable]

She is amazing !!!

[@khrushchevdunn6875]

I admire her will power

[@tiffprendergast]

La Mo yup

[@tiffprendergast]

Khrushchev Dunn yup

[@tiffprendergast]

Robert Caskie read her book

[@daphnetheophanous4679]

Not only is she a good singer but she's seems to also be a great,warm, down to earth human being

[@dreamitable]

~Exactly

[@JustFiddler]

indeed

[@jwstorey173]

She Canadian 😀

[@ericpabon2458]

yea but the host seems to be suffering from depression, his demeanor

[@LissjanitaSande-j3u]

We born ready!!heheha from aries mom grandmother 52years musikklower filmlower dancinlower sportslower!!❤❤❤

[@cannibal_2185]

Shania's not like other celebrities, she's actually a normal, nice, modest, cool human. 😎

[@cannibal_2185]

VeeVeeVeeV True true. 😏

[@EricNoneless]

Has anyone noticed that her left eye looks a little closed?

[@cannibal_2185]

Eric well, I didn't mean it literally physically when I said she's different. But no I didn't notice her left eye was a little closed. Maybe it's a side effect of lyme's disease, there's something in her eye like make up, or she's tired. Or all 3. Either way, I hope she feels better soon. She actually looks pretty good for someone who's over 50 years old. & she's still got lots of energy! ☺

[@EricNoneless]

Man, I know that's not what you meant, I just made a any comment out of the subject.

[@tooniemama6959]

She grew up in Canada and she never really cared for the Hollywood life. She's so down-to-earth.

[@renakahler1431]

I love how down to earth and open she is! I'm a 90's baby who grew up listening to her. She'll always be one of my favorites❤

[@tooniemama6959]

I read that Prince wanted to produce her new album, but she was not ready to sing at the time. She's such a down-to-earth person. I wish her all the best!!

[@tiffprendergast]

ToonieMama same

[@SnazzyBoxx]

I have so much respect for Shania. She's been through so much but always gets back up and carries on. My true inspiration and my music to turn to, whether I am having a hard time with life or just wanna get energized ! Been a proud fan for 20 years 🙂

[@iatinom22]

Just like me!! She is so amazing in every way.

[@dubinatub1]

horrible disease.....pandemic

[@tiffprendergast]

SnazzyBoxx yup

[@johnntanya]

She is the loveliest of people. Will ALWAYS love her!!!

[@honeybdream]

Shania is a true class act! Love her- since 1996 💙🌟

[@baileyhogan3070]

honeybdream same. Grew up listening to her.

[@jimcameron1234]

Back then great looking now overwaight fat face why?

[@tiffprendergast]

honeybdream Same

[@ashleylala4293]

For those that are just watching this for the Lyme talk, it starts around 5:18

[@jamesmacgregor3911]

She's aged and as she's aged, the change is different but beautiful! It's so refreshing she's such an amazing human being

[@crosswind76]

Lyme disease will age you faster too. So many of us are struggling with Lyme. Many Lyme support groups on facebook right now. She said Lyme Disease caused atrophy of her vocal cords too :( Lyme can settle in the joints & nervous system for many of us.

[@gizzy2324]

James Robison agreed. she has aged but still just as beautiful

[@mayemcdonald9111]

Everyone ages. We cannot escape it. 'Ageism' sucks. The elderly are wise people and have great stories to tell. Bullies are attacking older people.

[@KC80009]

So happy she's back! Sorry about the Lyme Disease! Grateful she can still sing!!

[@hannab828]

i was one of those little kids in the audience at her shows!! she was my first concert, my first idol, SO CRAZY

[@ginniekinz5401]

Me too, and now I'm in my 20's. I'm 21!

[@RachelDex]

*I love this woman so much! Such a wonderful person. She deserves all the happiness* ❤

[@BooBoo-ut2zo]

I love this woman, she is amazing! A real live Belle.

[@johnn.5033]

I love Shania's point around 17:39 about how she thought of country music in such a different vein than Americans. In America, I feel that Country/Western music was tied to such a strong regional identity (Dixie South/American Southwest) and maybe some Appalachian regions, whereas Shania being Canadian viewed anyone who incorporated their own background into their music as someone who was a "country" folk singer. I thought that was really poignant and beautiful, especially for someone as myself who grew up in industrial Northeast Ohio, I totally relate to understanding country music and that sentiment without necessarily having it be so related to a certain lifestyle. Anyone who sings from their heart and has humble beginnings can be a country musician. It still amazes how this young woman from Northern Canada came down to Nashville, and if detractors may disagree that she didn't "save" country music, she definitely broke open the doors to let the industry re-invent the genre and save itself.

[@joeynighttrain1126]

John N. .... wow John , 👍🏼👍🏼🆒👍🏼

[@annofbigbeach]

I read her autobiography, and she's been blessed with great talent and great sadness, yet she perseveres and recognizes that she's truly blessed - as we are, by her songs and voice!

[@suejohnson3972]

Ann Venne MacKenzie so did that I can hardly put it down it was an excellent book

[@amerocker]

I am reading 'Shania Twain: From This Moment On', now. It is excellent. Shania is truly an amazing woman.

[@mariesaldanha5734]

Shania is a great singer, love her music, love how she is humble, so down to earth and is an inspiration to all with her struggles she had in her early life and how she is dealing with Lyme disease! 💕

[@girl_humanity2517]

She is so beautiful.. And has such a unique voice..I wish her healing in all area's of her life.

[@laleezy77]

Hell i cry 2..crying now..seriously! Anytime i hear her tlk/sing i just feel a gentle caring spirit & all the stuff shes indured & came from..a woman of resilience for sure..love u forever & always shania❤❤❤

[@lianelayman7577]

Love her to pieces.

[@lapopdiva]

Shania is such a beautiful soul. I love her voice. 🥰❤

[@moochiwuvschachi]

SHE IS A QUEEN! I love her!

[@Sallymartin83]

The voice problem she has is called Dysphonia which can be triggered by Lyme's. I was diagnosed with it back in January after losing 50% or so of my hearing for no reason back in November. My voice can just go for days at a time for no reason. I can't begin to imagine how difficult it is for Shania to not to be able to just sing at any time. But I'm glad she's back, been a fan since the day of my 16th birthday when I saw her on 'top of the pops' singing man! I feel like a woman

[@laurentierney622]

welcome back shania can't wait for full album

[@malshania]

The thing she must have gone through... you can tell that the injury really got her emotionally T_T and she is so brave for coming back to us. Thank you Shania....

[@tundrawomansays5067]

EDGE LENNOX So she'd somehow be more "worthy" of respect or admiration if she were terminally ill? Tell ya what: The next time you feel hungry, you have no right to feel hungry or eat because there are people all over this planet who starve to death daily. Does that make you "less worthy" of being hungry? Of having food to eat? ^^^^^Apples and oranges, right? False Equivalencies, right ^^^^^ So is your comment.

[@thequintessential5503]

malshania I can also tell when Shania talks she sounds like she wants to cry

[@margiewybieracki8693]

leave her alone! she a lot better than you , because she doesn't have to put someone down to feel good , You big A__Whole ! Gee that made me feel good doing that to you ,because you deserved it! lol

[@alanjackson4591]

Hey what's up!!!

[@alanjackson4591]

@@edgelennox4035 Hey what's up!

[@maggiemae35]

YES, most mothers cry when a child performs - I always get teary when my daughter sings/performs on stage. So Shania, "yes.... mothers do" Your mother was just soooo proud and happy to see you doing what you love to do.

[@Annette1965]

Shania Twain is so amazing 😉 So sorry for everything you went through but, I'm glad you are making a comeback. I hope that it gets easier on you and your vocal cords get better. Love you Shania ❤️ 🤗 🙋🏼

[@4665aj]

I am so glad she is back I love her songs and I have loved her since her first song

[@winterjamesridley8555]

hope they rerelease all her old albums with her come back. I'm looking forward to this! She's fun and positive. Overall wholesome, and that's not easy to find in celebrities. the few that start out that way get lost in fame, and she hasn't. It would be a dream come true to just take a walk with her.

[@karensc0915]

The first time that I saw Shania I was sitting on hay bales in the parking lot of Dollywood in 1993. She was a new artist and was wonderful!!

[@FalconMidget]

Dang Shania still looks great! Bobby if you're reading this you need to get her on Bobbycast she's got a story to tell and she's seems good at telling it.

[@MienemLeben]

I have had Lyme Disease since 2011. It is a debilitating disease! A person may look healthy on the outside but in a lot of pain! There are a lot of co-infections involved with Lyme Disease! As well as hypothyroidism and depression.

[@amywaits7687]

@Flowers & Roses 10 in 2011 I requested my own thyroid testing! He called it "menopausal symptoms" but I was still in my 30's! My GRANDMOTHER! AAA. aaa. AAAAAAAA - Lymphatic Breast Thyroid Lung Cancer she- Did not die- From cancer. Is this- Why. You know- Other symptoms from co-infection I KNOW my grandmother had this- My buddy recently died too- He was treated at the Mayo Clinic for COPD supposedly from smoking- But- I don't know- His skin he said it was from cocaine back in the 70's I don't know- The tanning beds- I was just watching another Lyme video that talked about 3 steps and some type of heat- He also had thin hair- But I left his state 20 years ago and don't recall ever hearing him complain about injuries or pain- He always had a couple of beers during the day to keep going- I would always say it seemed like alcohol "cut" through something having NO clue I'm carrying disease- I don't mean actually while you're consuming the alcohol like feeling good from the effects- I mean after- Like the next day- Level of mental clarity- Dear God-

[@brendasmith7345]

Septic Shock and Encephalitis here from the damm infectious disease. It can get bad.

[@shawnuel]

One of The by products of her Lyme disease was a neurological vocal condition called Spasmodic Dysphonia which I also have had for 7 years now. I can no longer sing at all and Shania seemed to get hers back. Would love to know her secret.

[@jansmith9922]

Jenni, I know your post is 1 year old but I wanted to let you know you should look into alternative medicine specifically good clean food to heal your body. Watch the free you tube documentary called “Super Juice Me” and also “Sick, fat & nearly dead” (on their site same name). Look up “Jason vale juicing you tube” & “Jason Vale ginger shots you tube”. These two documentaries will give you the understanding of why veggie juicing (for you not fruit juicing = too much sugar = virus & bacteria love sugar) will heal/help your body. Look into also the benefits of eating fresh ginger and also swallowing whole garlic cloves (both garlic & ginger are anti-bacterial fighters & virus fighters natural). Look into also the use of saunas to detox your body & fight the bacteria & virus you have from lyme. Also, look into Dr Joel Fuhrman’s books Eat to live and also Super Immunity (your local library may have them). Also, look into Water fasting (see you tube channels Dr Berg & also Dr Mindy Pelz for water fasting videos). Conventional medicine does not heal your body...but, these things will get your body working again correctly. I’m sorry that you are suffering. Been there too with lyme & these are the things that saved me. You will be shocked at how good you feel just after 10 days of juicing or following the book Eat to Live. And in 30 days you will feel closer to your old self with a lot of energy. Cheers to good health.

[@dreamitable]

@@jansmith9922 Wow thanks I know a lot of these people...!!! veg juicing , thank you very much....Jan Smith I am a big advocate for good clean food, I feel so good with it...My husband has Lyme and my daughter needs to see "Sick, fat & nearly dead" my son too, thanks a million again !!!

[@h2bizzle]

She has a great voice even when she’s just talking

[@fw1421]

I’ve been a fan of Shania’s since 1999,when I first saw her concert video playing at Best Buy. I bought it that day along with the CD.

[@rhymeandreasoning]

I have noticed her speaking voice has really changed alot over the last few years

[@rhymeandreasoning]

I went back and re watched her Oprah interview and that series she did on OWN , her vocal cords are definitely messed up from years of bottling everything up, stress, life , nerves, all she had to deal with for decades..very very sad.

[@crosswind76]

rhymeandreasoning - - Lyme bacteria Infection messed up her vocal cord nerves. Shania said it. Lyme bacteria buries deep in the body's bones, nerves, spine and hard to eradicate. it's a spirochete, cork screw ancient bacteria, hides very well from antibiotics. It's why so many people have it long term & end up debilitated with chronic illness and fatigue. Can be expensive to treat symptoms. I've spent thousands already. I spent $500 on IV Ozone Oxygen this spring ($100 ea session), and it's not a cure. It helps us with basic function & fatigue.

[@NYROCKERCHICK1]

rhymeandreasoning Lyme disease look her puff her face is with Lyme, you either go really badly thin or heavy, but you can tell her brain, I can tell you must stuff to see the signs,I pray she writes a book tells how she recovered. Lyme is taboo no Dr's really take patience with late stage only a acute bulls eye, you don't always get a rash or a positive blood test.i hope she helps others, Canada,U.K., Australia, all na sayers why it's turning majorly into chronic, I pray for you all PLEASE do not get Lyme ..I pray for her she should get together with Debbie Gibson, Jamie Sealgar the actress on Sopranos , I heard Kelly Osbourne too, house wives of Bev hills Yolanda .we must educate all, but it's you all that HAVE TO we are too sick to,l,,,,,,,please help us

[@NYROCKERCHICK1]

Veggie Soup have you tried burbur banderol samatro parsley on Amazon and Pinelli brain cleanse on Amazon, even cats claw works ..look up Cowden protocol, D3 B12 folic acid, mine is in my spine muscles bones, I am crippled with pain, I have to type lefty cause it attacked my right hand, all your dominant things in your body, and high metals. Now they say no beef wheat Feds it....good luck I hear acupuncture helps. All money out of our pocket. Theirs a class action law suit too

[@Rissa89]

@@rhymeandreasoning did you actually watch this or???

[@carolpaterson122]

Her voice makes me cry every time partly the association with times past in the 90”s and her voice just evokes emotion. Lovely down to earth unspoilt human. Her tough start has probably kept her feet on the ground 💕

[@ShalaLicia]

She's my absolute favourite ❤️ I love her as a person. She's so friendly and down-to-earth. Can't wait for the record!

[@ronaldmcreynolds7345]

I don't expect Shania to reply to what I have to say to her here. And while I think she's a terrific singer and beautiful lady I was not a fan, just an admirer. However Shania, I find you more beautiful now in the only ways that really count. For what you have lost, you have gained much more and neither do I need to tell you what that would be since you would know or will. I am with you in the spirit.

[@e.w.5610]

the interviewer made Shania feel comfortable

[@knight2knight308]

Eilleen your forever truly special and you've helped so many that you are ah genuine light and friend to us all 🌅💐

[@aimeeaikins2990]

Love Shania and I'm so excited for her new album. Her story is so inspiring and I am glad she was able to return to doing what she loves. Thanks for this interview Bobby!

[@Mhswv2013]

Sad that her and Avril Lavigne have lyme disease. But they're both bringing awareness towards it. It is weird how they're both Canadians as well.

[@cannibal_2185]

McKenzie Stewart ya, what's weirder is one of Shania's music producer's (david foster's) wife ALSO has lyme's disease. Her's is severe though, she also has something else but no one knows what it is. She also had a 3rd illness but I can't remember what it is. She's also from canada! (not completely though, technically she's a little russian & other things too). She's actually very interesting too. But last time I heard of her, one of her old cancers came back (again). 😞 But I wonder if canadians are more likely to have lyme's disease than most people. 😐

[@cannibal_2185]

McKenzie Stewart ya, what's weirder is one of Shania's music producer's (david foster's) wife ALSO has lyme's disease. Her's is severe though, she also has something else but no one knows what it is. She also had a 3rd illness but I can't remember what it is. She's also from canada! (not completely though, technically she's a little russian & other things too). She's actually very interesting too. But last time I heard of her, one of her old cancers came back (again). 😞 But I wonder if canadians are more likely to have lyme's disease than most people. 😐

[@annlanders978]

David Foster is an asshole. Maybe he gave it to her.

[@harrisfoster1066]

Hey ty......nice....

[@harrisfoster1066]

I had cancer 4 times ass hole

[@fernandogonzales1751]

Shania is like one of the best country stars I herd and I'm from oklahoma she amazing

[@knockedoutloaded279]

i'd love a new album every year. can't believe she's planning her next , next album!

[@MrDavewashington]

I soooo agree. All artists should aim for an album every year.

[@thelifeofnikkimarie9445]

So awesome to see her back in County Music 😀

[@cindyk6140]

So glad to have you back !!

[@brandonluttrell5713]

My first song I heard from Shania Twain was “No One Needs To Know” I am so glad she’s back ”Now”

[@kenvee2166]

Jeeeeeez. Who would cheat on this woman...?

[@kirarasmom4274]

Very ,stupid person.

[@tiffprendergast]

Kirara's Mom duh

[@tiffprendergast]

Ken Vee key an ugly woman who was shanias bff

[@gayleh3688]

@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 You are a sick human

[@MrDavewashington]

So glad she's going to start recording and releasing with more frequency. In this day and age, you need to constantly release material to stay relevant.

[@doraturner4674]

I definitely mean this. I HAVE ENJOYED & APPRECIATED YOUR UNIQUE MUSIC SENCE U STARTED & I'm around the same age 😉 LUVIN U BEING BACK SINGING!!♡ 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@normaquintero3598]

Great questions. I really enjoyed this interview. Yeah, Shania.

[@julianholladay8367]

It's great to see Shania Twain back and looking good

[@harleyquinn-jackie2715]

I've been singing since I was 5 and Shania twain is my idol I live in buffalo and when I found out she used 2 live in Canada I was like damn I wish every day of my life that I could meet her and see if she likes my singing cuz I'm also a struggling singer-songwriter it's funny my grandma thought I looked a lot like her with my hair I still sing 2 her songs the 1 song that inspired me most is she's not just a pretty face

[@mylymediary2581]

Thank you for having this conversation on Lyme.

[@susanvallarino7222]

I AM SO GLAD TO SEE SHANIA BACK, SHE IS SO INSPIRING. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS HER, HER WHOLE FAMILY AND ALL SHE DOES!

[@AB-bt9eb]

Thank you for spreading awareness on this frightening disease Shania. It takes patience, self compassion, and an experimental, open minded attitude, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. I never thought that I would recover and I am actually better. The medical community has a long way to go. I highly recommend meditation and/or yoga, as well as whatever medicines you take.

[@christinechatham8849]

A Boston how long have you had it for? Great to hear you good outcome, thank you!🇨🇦

[@chadspinosi8331]

Love this woman so dang much! So cool and courageous.

[@sydneyprescott3374]

She still looks so sad, love her 💖💖

[@anavictoria98]

Literally my two favorite people finally chatting. I was waiting for Shania to go on Kelly's show!! 😍💖

[@dawnlinder2484]

I love you Shania Twain. Grew up with your music. I have something in common with you. I too have Lyme disease. Mine is chronic and I am in bed most days and up to 18 -22 hours a day. This is very personable but I want you to sound like you know what you are talking about so I am going to correct you...Its not lymes disease it Lyme disease from Lyme Connecticut. So glad to see you because when I hear you it lifts my soul no matter how I am feeling.

[@joeynighttrain1126]

Wow Shania... sorry to hear about tha Lymes disease, God Bless You ✨

[@Janetski89]

I love this interview because Bobby asks original questions that we all want to know the answers to! You can tell Shania is super comfortable here too, I love it. She is one of the most amazing and nicest people I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. ❤️❤️❤️

[@gel4530]

She seems so lovely nice to see a super star with no ego,

[@alexheartspink]

On the video title is: Lyme Disease not Lyme's Disease

[@JoinTheProgress]

For the record, countless people with Lyme actually call it Lyme's. You'll see it often, it's strange.

[@christinemarie6976]

@5:35 Shania calls it Lyme's Disease

[@crosswind76]

I just looked up the history of the name Lyme disease. Per history, it was named after Lyme, Connecticut where the tick was discovered in the 60s to 70s causing increasing symptoms in the town & nearby areas. So since it's not named after a person, it makes sense to keep it called "Lyme" disease. But most people barely know this condition exists, let alone how to pronounce it. Eventually society will catch on. > www.bayarealyme.org/about-lyme/history-lyme-disease/

[@CatherineSTodd]

The accurate name is Lyme Disease (no 's)

[@amerocker]

July 14, 2019 I have/had _Lyme_ disease. It is horrible. I will _always_ test positive for Lyme disease. I do not know how anyone will truly know if I get Lyme disease again, as Lyme disease victims always test positive after contracting it. My podiatrist recently ordered a thorough blood test for me, including checking for Lyme disease. I've not told him I've already had it. I should get the test results tomorrow. Always look for ticks on you if you even think you may have been near them. Get them off of you immediately. Also, the term Lyme disease does come from Lyme, Connecticut, where years ago there was an outbreak of this tick disease. However, after recently watching a documentary, a woman was misdiagnosed with MS. She died young. She actually had Lyme disease and an STD. Antibiotics would have kept her alive and she would have recovered. When I remember the name of the documentary, I'll supply it. The actual tick disease started on Long Island, Delaware, if I remember correctly. It stemmed from a government experiment gone wrong. Lyme, CT, is near the island.

[@claudiaescobar3396]

First time she said that, she lost her voice for a long deep depression she suffered

[@tiffprendergast]

Claudia Escobar yup

[@dess887]

Lyme makes you extremely depressed for no real reason and extremely tired all the time and it is not easily diagnosed so she might not have known it was lyme yet.

[@shanethecolloidalsilverman718]

There is couple of Lyme treatments that work great like, the use of colloidal silver, ozone therapy also stevia works well. There’s even a new one that only one clinic does which is to heat the body up because the spirochete doesn’t do well with heat and this treatment is with antibiotics as well all though colloidal silver would probably work better. God bless hope this helps

[@roseagaatsz8403]

Love Shania Twain from the start. Congratulations 🎊🎈🎉🍾 with your new album.🎼you’re such a beautiful human being and a sweetheart. Stay the way you are.Gbu and your family 🥰

[@johnforeman634]

I was always just a hard rock fan. Never was much for country music. Then I saw her “any man of mine” video. That changed me around reeaaal quick.

[@ejames6431]

Ya just have to love Eilleen (Shania) a great talent and wonderful person!

[@dreamer2260]

She is just so lovely. Interesting to hear about her mother's emotionality. Makes sense considering Shania's sensitivity herself.

[@SaenzFonsi]

So love Shania, she delivers the song with a lot of heart and style. Look forward to hear the new Shania.

[@basstrammel1322]

What an icon and inspiration she is.

[@paulawagner6058]

Nice show, Thank you!

[@JanessaforIsrael]

Oh no that is horrible. I feel so bad for Shania and her vocal getting damaged by Lyme disease.

[@aliciapalomino5988]

Thank You for sharing your heartfelt health issues. At the end of the day We’re All Only Human. Sending prayers and blessings for your recovery...💃🏽🙏🙏🙏♥️👏

[@trkrgal73]

Love her! She's so down to earth. I'm so glad I got to see her in 2004 during her "Up" tour, before she retired from touring. Can't wait to get her album in September....I'll always be a fan no matter what she sounds like.

[@kimweaver4844]

I would like to say I understand where Shania is coming from kinda of on the vocal chords. Although I did not have Lyme's disease, I had 2 of the 4 types of cancer you can have. And a tumor that was the size of 1 1/2 human fist around my vocal chords, there was no choice but to snip them in surgery and could not speak at all for a bout 3 months maybe a bit longer. There are alot of tones and pitches I still can't make and its been almost a year. My voice will never be the same but I can talk now just not over a certain level. And she is right, you have to adjust to it. For her being an artist I can't even imagine her struggle. But I loved her then and still love her today.☺💙🎶🎤

[@janemunguia7210]

She was in happy blesd tears for You#3!!!

[@insomniousluci2931]

Everyone has that “when I was little I would put on my moms high heels and perform to ___” story. For me it was Shania.

[@TheRobbieAden]

What a personal hell to be a singer for life and a fucking tick causes you to not be able to do what you live for.💔

[@DarkSkies72]

Love her. Represent girl. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@kirarasmom4274]

It makes me mad to read about her neurologist. They diagnosed her with nerve damage of the throat from Lyme disease. But the few neurologist I been to, could not diagnosed Pundendal Neuralgia ( Pelvic nerve pain). They still don't know what is wrong. 😢 It's been thirteen years I had unidignosed Pundendal Neuralgia. People go as long or more with undiagnosed illness like Lyme disease , Fibromyalgia, etc.. I am grateful she made it through.

[@mflury454]

LOVED listening to Shania's interview.

[@safeharbor7]

What an incredibly beautiful lady... Big thumbs up...

[@VinnyBeau]

I feel like the interviewer could have spent as little more time researching the basics of Shania's backstory. A lot of these questions were covered on her TV show (the vocal issues) and in her autobiography (her early performing years and move to the U.S.). He's coming off a little uninformed, he should have read her Wikipedia as preparation.

[@papichulo811]

V Beauchemin I was just about to say the same thing! They haven't read her book.

[@goldilox3147]

V Beauchemin agree you watch own she talks about her vocals and the stress from her divorce I mean I've seen her live in 03 with up been a fan since what made you say that I mean there's a catalogue of stuff you could ask her he's kinda boring

[@joannecormier2094]

Emily lox 😘😘😘😘😘😘😂

[@harleyquinn-jackie2715]

V Beauchemin maybe Shania just wants her privacy I know how she feels with all the fans it's hard to just spend a moment alone with her family

[@lighteninggazelle816]

I would DEFINITELY cry every time if any of my kids sang like her.

[@gmarti2013]

Most incredible genuine admired loving giving most down to earth human beings who is famous in the planet 🌏

[@laraesanford8605]

I'm sorry that she has Lyme. It's hard.

[@brett07766]

Shania will always be Special. Today, and Forever. Much Love.

[@luvleeana]

Love love love her... been a fan since 1994 !! “What made you say that” was my song

[@elizabethvanorden5666]

I Really Like you Shania, proud of you!Happy Easter 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@divinegoddesstarot1111]

Shaina is just an incredible soul

[@garyinman9325]

I can't recall one song of yours that I don't like but several stand out for example com on over the energy I in that song is just so inviting in such classy fun loving manner .And every time I hear The woman in me I can't help but flip it to a male version of The man in me lol cause I'm a man . just get caught up when I hear her . it's hard for me to be in negative mode which 4 me is truly a blessing

[@debblackmore7460]

Stay strong stay safe shania doing amazing sending love from headway Nottingham UK takecare x

[@benvankoningsveld]

So, here's the thing. I grew up listening to rock, Iron Maiden, Rush, AC/DC etc since I was very young but I also liked singers like Shania. Not that that I could ever admit that back in the day. All my favorite musicians are super nice and humble people, Dio, Cozy, Copland, Peart, (I'm drummer biased) and Shania is so in that group as well.Lady dude is a perfect description because that's how she comes across but actually sh'es a tremendous talent who had to work her ass off to get where she is.

[@randolphrogers5914]

Always lovely seeing you again. How are the kids. Glad your vocal cords are better than you were. Have a lovely time. Love always.

[@rmk6693]

She is gorgeous!!

[@juliefisher5377]

What a strong person! God bless her always 🙏 ❤

[@margiewybieracki8693]

Shania , keep showing them the kind of lady dude you are, but I call it a awesome country girl!!! strong women ,I love it.

[@cliplast4104]

Damn shes beautiful