mostly because I was weary but yes seems as if I did have a voice change..most like a drier higher toned elderly voice...it comes back after a while after chemo......buzz
I was always a high soprano, I just assumed lately it was age that has made me an alto, now I'm rethinking perhaps it was the chemo, now that I look back on it.
Winter Marie
My voice gets kind of froggy sounding for a couple of days following chemo most of the time. It did it even more when I was on Folfox and also on Folfiri than it does it now to me (on Gemzar). It's amazing all the nasty things chemo does to us. Scary, actually. I guess I'm ok as long as I picture it doing all those same nasty things to the cancer cells!
But my voice, as I've aged, went from 2nd soprano to first alto...I sang in Up With People in high school as a 2nd soprano...then, for the reunion, I had to learn all the first alto parts....lol...there were many of my friends there that had to do the same....teehee!
Hi Pepe, Yes, like others have mentioned, Rick's voice got a little raspy, but also higher pitched. And, like other chemo related symptoms, it cleared up once he got off of the chemo. Take care, Cyn
Yes, Dick's voice can become very raspy at times. It varies as to where he is on the chemo cycle. Today, since he hasn't had chemo in 10 days his voice sounds fine.
It seems I recall reading someone said one of the chemo's can cause sinus problems. Is that correct? Or was it a weird chemo induced sleep/dream I am thinking up. LOL. If so, that could be causing sinus draining and scratchy raspy voice. Hope you're feeling ok Pepe :)
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Yes, I got really raspy and weary sounding.............
mostly because I was weary but yes seems as if I did have a voice change..most like a drier higher toned elderly voice...it comes back after a while after chemo......buzz
Joined: Aug 2010
Thanks Buzz ,I was worried , mine sound really lower
And whistling! Castrato! hahaha!
Joined: Apr 2010
Yes
All of a sudden I have a beautiful opera voice!!!
Just kidding of course, same ole' same ole'.
Winter Marie
Joined: Aug 2010
OLEEEEEEEE!
But...did it changed the voice herdzzi?
Joined: Apr 2010
Actually
I was always a high soprano, I just assumed lately it was age that has made me an alto, now I'm rethinking perhaps it was the chemo, now that I look back on it.
Winter Marie
Joined: Oct 2009
Pepe:
Yes, George's voice changed. Kind of raspy, like he had to clear it when he had a cough and cold or sounded like he had a sore throat. Very common.
Take care - Tina
Joined: Aug 2010
Thanks my family!
get fun!
Joined: Jul 2008
Oh yeah
My voice gets kind of froggy sounding for a couple of days following chemo most of the time. It did it even more when I was on Folfox and also on Folfiri than it does it now to me (on Gemzar). It's amazing all the nasty things chemo does to us. Scary, actually. I guess I'm ok as long as I picture it doing all those same nasty things to the cancer cells!
Lisa
Joined: Aug 2005
I can't remember exactly....*smile*
But my voice, as I've aged, went from 2nd soprano to first alto...I sang in Up With People in high school as a 2nd soprano...then, for the reunion, I had to learn all the first alto parts....lol...there were many of my friends there that had to do the same....teehee!
GREAT telephone sexy voice, however...ROFLMAO!
Hugs, Kathi
Joined: Aug 2010
Toreador!...tatchin,tatchin,tachin!
LOL
Joined: Apr 2010
Hi Pepe, Yes, like others
Hi Pepe, Yes, like others have mentioned, Rick's voice got a little raspy, but also higher pitched. And, like other chemo related symptoms, it cleared up once he got off of the chemo. Take care, Cyn
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Pepe
My voice gets raspy from chemo.
Joined: Sep 2010
Yes Jorge too
We found that Jorges voice would change so what jorge would do is drink more water and as soon as he had 1 cup of water it would go back. Hugs Tina
Joined: Jan 2009
Hi Pepe
Yes, Dick's voice can become very raspy at times. It varies as to where he is on the chemo cycle. Today, since he hasn't had chemo in 10 days his voice sounds fine.
Aloha,
Kathleen
Joined: Dec 2010
My mum still has the same voice...
didn't notice any change from my mum... I hope your voice will be back to normal soon! or like Winter marie change to opera voice =)
Love and hugs
Dora
Joined: Oct 2010
It seems I recall reading
It seems I recall reading someone said one of the chemo's can cause sinus problems. Is that correct? Or was it a weird chemo induced sleep/dream I am thinking up. LOL. If so, that could be causing sinus draining and scratchy raspy voice. Hope you're feeling ok Pepe :)
Love and hugs, Gail