Chronic Vocal Pain: Fear Is The Fuel For Pain

[@healthyvoicetips]

Thank you for watching. Do you think that fear or negative thoughts can be part of your chronic vocal pain? Let me know. Also, check out this free resource with more information about vocal pain: www.vocalfreedomsystem.com/pain

[@tammysims8716]

Fear is the enemy of faith. Fear causes your muscles to tighten. Fear causes you to doubt your abilities as a musician. Let's face it, if someone is playing a guitar or other instrument and there is a mistake, the musician playing that particular instrument can blame the instrument. When you are singer your voice is your instrument. There is nothing to hide behind.

[@Titus-r3f]

My vocal cords have been strained for two years and the doctors have confirmed that I have no infections in my throat. I was prescribed a vocal rest and oral reeducation but these have not really helped

[@Titus-r3f]

Thanks for your videos

[@kevjackson3501]

Thank you...I need to overcome this.

[@healthyvoicetips]

You can do this. Vocal pain in not a life sentence.

[@alexandriarcollins]

Your videos are so helpful! Thank u for all u do.

[@healthyvoicetips]

Thank you for your kind words. I am happy to hear that my videos are helping.

[@SaleemAhmedVoice]

Nice explained. Thank God , in this world we can listen soft spoken women like you 😉 your husband is lucky.

[@healthyvoicetips]

What a beautiful comment! Thank you so much for your very kind words!!! You just made my day. Have a wonderful rest of your day!

[@sukihyde]

Wow

[@DamianKurtz]

So I guess a cold would make a voice hoarse. Singing and adding grunts makes it hoarse, too.

[@healthyvoicetips]

Yes, cold can affect the clarity of voice. Singing with a voice that is already compromised can add to the problem. Grunts may also be harsh on a voice that maybe requires TLC at this time.

[@Titus-r3f]

Thanks for your videos