Part of my working day is spent on our helpline. Sometimes, if I've been talking a lot, my voice seems to fade a bit. Yesterday, we were staff down due to sickness and I was on the phone more than usual. When it became time to record a message to close the helpline, I was the only one available to do it. This is nothing new - I've done it many times before. However, upon checking the message, I could hardly recognise, the weak, frail voice of the granny who was speaking - I couldn't believe it was mine.
HAs anyone else found that their voice has changed so much?
Kathyx
Yes the same thing happens to me! I teach and if I don't take my Evoxac before I start the afternoon sessions I almost lose my voice entirely.
Sue Ann
I speak a lot too. If I didn't have my water to sip I would lose my voice. I used to think that was normal ::)
Yes, it totally makes sense. If our mouths are dry, our vocal cords are likely dry as well. They need hydration in order to work efficiently. I go through periods of this as well and don't have any cures for it except rest. As a voice teacher, it's very frustrating when it happens!!!
Voiceteacher