Imagine: A child comes home from cheering for their favorite team at a high school game, and their voice sounds raspy. The next day when they wake up, their voice is gone completely and they can barely speak at all. Sound familiar? Maybe a similar occurrence has happened to you, except it was when you woke up with a bad head cold. This is something we commonly hear people refer to as “losing my voice.” What people think of as “losing their voice” can range from a hoarse, raspy voice to no voice at all. Have you ever wondered what exactly happens to our body to cause this to happen?
Elizabeth Divis, M.A. CCC-SLP
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I'm Losing My Voice - What Does That Mean?
Elizabeth Divis, M.A. CCC-SLP |
Posted on
April
04,
2020
Tags: Speech, Language, Communication, Voice, talking