Lary's Speakeasy

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Welcome To Lary’s Speakeasy

A laryngectomy is the surgical removal of the voice box. After the surgery, patients are unable to talk. While many regain the ability to “voice,” the condition is permanent. Lary’s Speakeasy is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides supplies to the laryngectomee community, 100% free of charge. We also provide support, education and advocacy for the patients and Speech Pathologists. We are an all volunteer organization and all funds go directly in support of our mission. Our Facebook group is the largest group for laryngectomees in the world.

Lary's Speakeasy On The Socials

Information For Emergency Responders

Free laryngectomy supplies

Free Laryngectomy Supplies

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SLP Listing

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Laryngectomy Support Groups

Donate to Lary’s Speakeasy

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Lary’s Speakeasy’s mission is to provide resources to throat cancer and laryngectomy patients through social media outlets, free educational events around the country, and distribution of new, unopened laryngectomy supplies to patients in need.

Speaking of Laryngectomees

Lou Trammell Memorial Scholarship

In honor of our founder, friend, and past President Louis Trammell, Lary’s Speakeasy offers a number of scholarships to first time attendees at the IAL/Voice institute annual conference.
More information and an application will be posted when the IAL announces their 2024 conference dates.​

Moore Blogs on Speakeasy

Dr. Mallory Moore is a Doctor of SLP and a Board Certified Lymphedema Therapist (LANA)

She is also a board member of Lary’s Speakeasy.

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Unveiling the secrets of facial muscles and bones

Unveiling the Secrets of Your Facial Muscles and Bones

Ever wondered how your face works its magic? It's not just about looks – there's a bunch of muscles and bones that team up to make expressions and keep things steady. Let's dive into the world of facial muscles and bones. We'll break it down to understand how these parts make your face show feelings and help you chew your food. Imagine it like your face has its own special toolkit!
risk factors of head and neck cancer

Understanding The Risk Factors Of Head and Neck Cancer

Today, I want to talk about something really important – the risk factors of head and neck cancer. It's a topic that doesn't get as much attention as it should, but understanding these factors can help us take better care of our health. So, let's dive in and explore the various things that can increase the chances of developing head and neck cancer.
Surgical interventions for head and neck cancer

Understanding Surgical Options for Head and Neck Cancer: A Simple Guide

Dealing with head and neck cancer can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the surgical options available. In this article, we'll break down the different types of surgeries in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Whether you or a loved one are facing this challenge, having a basic knowledge of these procedures can help you make informed decisions and understand what to expect during the recovery process. So, let's dive in and explore the various surgical interventions for head and neck cancer.

The Speakeasy

Training SLPs on TEP insertion

Helping To Train SLPs On TEP Changes!

A few weeks ago, my SLP asked me if I would be willing to take part in a hands-on training for SLPs in changing TEPs in our local clinic. This is what happened
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11 Things To Know Before Getting A Laryngectomy

You’ve been told that you have throat cancer and need a total laryngectomy. Here are 11 things you need to know before getting the operation.
Andrea

Finding My Voice After Laryngectomy: A Journey of Irony

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