SPEAK UP!
Has anyone seen my voice?
Explanation: The annoying hoarseness in my throat from yesterday has gone away. No more of that silky smooth "I'm going through puberty" voice of mine. Nope. It left. I woke up this morning and all that was left was a note:
Dear Jeremy,
We had some good times. It's not you, it's me. I need some space to deal with some things I'm going through right now. Thanks for the memories.
All the best,
Your voice
Now I'm stuck trying to communicate to my 5-month-old daughter using a bizarre combination of hand gestures and whistling in Morse code. It isn't pretty. Anyone out there have a "sure-fire" cure for laryngitis?
2 comments:
Not sure how much of a "Cure" it is, but if you contract Bird Flu, you won't be worried about laryngitis anymore.
In the vast majority of cases, laryngitis is caused by a virus. The virus is often the same one that causes a common cold or influenza (the flu; see influenza entry). In very rare cases, the disease is caused by a bacterium, such as the one that also causes tuberculosis (see tuberculosis entry). In people with weakened immune systems, such as those with AIDS (see AIDS entry), laryngitis can be caused by a fungus.
Stop talking.
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