Helping To Train SLPs On TEP Changes!
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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
11 Things To Know Before Getting A Laryngectomy
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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.
Finding My Voice After Laryngectomy: A Journey of Irony
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Hey there, friend! It’s been quite a journey, and I can hardly believe it’s been nearly three years since my laryngectomy. Can you imagine living without a voice box? I sure couldn’t when I first started this journey. Let me take you through a recent appointment with my radiologist, where a twist of irony and […]
Anxiety
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Recently, I had my yearly follow-up appointment with my ENT surgeon. Usually, it’s a simple visit, just saying hello, getting a scope, and going home.
But this time, something strange happened – I felt incredibly anxious for no apparent reason.
Embracing My Uniqueness: From Monster to Unicorn
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In this journey of self-discovery, my feelings about myself have undergone several stages. You might think it’s just a passing phase and that I’m still the same person, but I beg to differ. I currently see myself as a unicorn, which symbolizes rarity, uniqueness, and being different.
What Are Your Fears?
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What really frightens you? I’m not talking about passing worries or temporary jitters. I’m referring to those deep-rooted fears that grip your heart and refuse to let go.