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Kathy,

You asked about voice cord paralysis. From a report given me of my possibly

rare Type 2D, voice cord paralysis is a complication. On other reports I have

read it is a complication of Type 2C. Really that is all I know except that

at this time my voice is lower but still okay.

There are times when I speak and no one appears to hear me, but I just ride

it off as I am speaking too softly.

Perhaps a question to Dr. Shy at Wayne Univ. in Detroit or Dr.

Lovelace of NYC who is (I believe) Medical Director of the CMT Association

would be helpful.

Good luck and blessings,

P.

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