How can I communicate after losing my voice to larynx cancer?

Welcome to the community, and thank you for sharing here. Many people who lose their voice during larynx cancer treatment find ways to stay connected, such as typing on a phone or tablet, using text-to-speech apps, carrying a small whiteboard or notepad, or using gestures and shared signals with loved ones. A cancer care team, including a speech-language pathologist, can also share communication options that fit each person's needs, and this community is a welcoming place to keep talking, sharing, and connecting through writing.

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Hey! Sorry you've lost your voice. I remember how frustrating that was. I had to carry a whiteboard everywhere. Hope all goes great with your treatment and you're talking and singing soon!

Thanks for the kindness!