When are you scheduled, House? I have two and a half weeks myself!

Quote from: Cadence Jean on May 24, 2015, 07:48:54 AM
When are you scheduled, House? I have two and a half weeks myself!

Congrats on two and a half weeks . I actually had my surgery done a week and a half ago.

Good for you! How you feeling?? How was your experience?

Quote from: Cadence Jean on May 25, 2015, 02:25:46 AM
Good for you! How you feeling?? How was your experience?

As of this morning, I'm doing very well no pain at all really. I had a good experience and am excited to hear my end result. I wrote about it in more detail if you want to know more https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,189159.0.html

Quote from: warmbody28 on May 21, 2015, 01:59:04 PM
hey. so im sorry i took so long to update but this is my three month update. i haven't started my speech therapy yt. i have been lazy but im starting friday. my voice sounds a little higher at work because ut try to sound happy to be their working the night shift. but overall im very happy with my voice. they say by 6 months it should be at the best point. so what else should i say?,
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1G0qSIyNiYB

Hey, warmbody.  Now that you are well past the 3 month mark I have a few questions if you have the time:) Do you feel your voice has stabilized or are you still noticing changes?  Have you experimented to see how high and how low you can go?  Have you noticed changes in your laugh, cough, sneeze?  Also, what's it like to scream or yell now?

the weird thing is i can still tell my voice is getting better and im adapting to the fluctuations i can do. im once again singing in the car and show more and i have to say after 3 months this does help and you can record then listen to yourself. the vocal range increased some on the top end. but not on the bottom end (thank god for that). the first 6 months your really still learning yourself and the SLP helps alot to shape your new voice. i dont feel like doing the exercises but it really does help. after all you spend all that money on your voice you want to maximize your results. my laugh, sneeze cough is all different. more on the normal side for a female. no longer does it sound like a brave-heart battle cry. screaming is something im still getting use to. i have only had to do it like 5 times but its not hard to do anymore. and i still sound like the lady i am

Quote from: warmbody28 on June 29, 2015, 01:40:27 PM
the weird thing is i can still tell my voice is getting better and im adapting to the fluctuations i can do. im once again singing in the car and show more and i have to say after 3 months this does help and you can record then listen to yourself. the vocal range increased some on the top end. but not on the bottom end (thank god for that). the first 6 months your really still learning yourself and the SLP helps alot to shape your new voice. i dont feel like doing the exercises but it really does help. after all you spend all that money on your voice you want to maximize your results. my laugh, sneeze cough is all different. more on the normal side for a female. no longer does it sound like a brave-heart battle cry. screaming is something im still getting use to. i have only had to do it like 5 times but its not hard to do anymore. and i still sound like the lady i am

That sounds wonderful, thanks for sharing!

SLP?

Quote from: Cadence Jean on June 30, 2015, 04:50:35 PM
SLP?

Speech Language Pathologist = Speech Therapist