Review: Personal hope for those with dysphonia - Voiceover
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2013
Dysphonia is the impairment of making sounds when speaking. There are many causes, but this author experienced dysphonia that could lead to cancer.  He relates his fears of losing his greatest sales tool and income-earner as a radio announcer while his battle to trust doctors begins. Roads like this are better traveled by learning from someone who took the journey first.  Do you have a problem speaking?  Then this book is an eye-opener that's worth reading.  I've had dysphonia for almost 14 years.  Fortunately, mine doesn't move on to cancer, but the author did give me thoughts about exercises I can try to regain my own radio-announcer sound.  This might sound maudlin, but much of a man's strength is in the timber of his voice.