Re: Singing voice coming back!!!!

[Guest guest]

Oh gosh,

I hope this is not just a fluke that happened today and will never be again,

but I could sing without gurggling tonight!!

Ilost my ability to sing much many years ago, and this made me real sad, as

I used to do theatre and even some light opera.

Well, for years now, when I tried to sing anything other than low notes, I

would have these awful uncontrollable, gurggling, cringing, ear-aching,

spaztic noises coming out. Seriously, I don't mean a bad voice, I mean awful

noises at random, LOL! Very awful.

Well, I still sing to my cats once in awhile, and tonight something was

different..the ear-piercing gurggle was gone. Gone!

Oh course, my training has worn off after all these years (I had a trained

voice and not really a natural voice....)

But it looks like I jsut might be able to sing once more, if this keeps

going on!

As a kid I used to get nodes on my vocal chords sometimes where I would even

totally lose my voice. Does anybody know if even that could have been a hypo

thing?

Oh, this little glimmer of hope is so exciting for me. Singing used to be

the one other thing I really loved other than skiing, and the skiing was

taken away from me as well...oh...please....just maybe...could it be

possible...

~Inga

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2005 12:37:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,

wolfiebear@... writes:

> As a kid I used to get nodes on my vocal chords sometimes where I would

> even

> totally lose my voice. Does anybody know if even that could have been a hypo

> thing?

>

A few years after my child was born (age 23) I had a doctor diagnose with

nodes on my vocal cords. One doc wanted to do surgery. I refused. The

hoarseness and off and on loss of voice I had eventually went away. I am

certain now

that the voice problems I was having was no more than Hashi's making its

appearance.

Cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2005 12:37:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,

wolfiebear@... writes:

> As a kid I used to get nodes on my vocal chords sometimes where I would

> even

> totally lose my voice. Does anybody know if even that could have been a hypo

> thing?

>

A few years after my child was born (age 23) I had a doctor diagnose with

nodes on my vocal cords. One doc wanted to do surgery. I refused. The

hoarseness and off and on loss of voice I had eventually went away. I am

certain now

that the voice problems I was having was no more than Hashi's making its

appearance.

Cindi