Singer Jill Sobule Takes on Essential Tremors with Abbott’s Infinity DBS Device

Singer-songwriter Jill Sobule (Supermodel, I Kissed a Girl), was diagnosed with essential tremor, a movement disorder, which impacted her ability to perform. With the help of Abbott’s Infinity DBS neuromodulation device, she continues to entertain live audiences around the world with her skillful guitar work and crowd-pleasing performances.
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[@SolKnopfMusic]

I'm so happy for Jill that the technology is there for her to treat her essential tremor. My tremor is in my right hand and my voice. As a full time singer/songwriter/performer the essential tremor in my voice has created the most challenging obstacle. Hopefully, someday there will be a similar treatment for vocal tremors.

[@marcus8923]

If I’m not mistaken focused ultrasound actually can treat vocal tremors as well.

[@user-ow9vt6vs7v]

So happy you are happy #Abbott Proud

[@gman9261]

So inspiring- a great talent!

[@PlantyBirdLover240]

Pretty talented!