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OK, one night I was street performing...by 10:30 I lost my voice to laryngitis...could not sing for almost 10 days (This started out with only post nasal drip and didn't even feel like a cold then all of a sudden larlyngitis) I got over that problem, started to sing 3 times then 2 days off, but then I ended up with a stuffy nose and well my voice seems a bit scratchy. If I try to sing like this maybe I will hurt my voice? I don't think I can sound good now anyways, voice sounds pebbly... I have been singing outside in subway stations...one station is very very cold...the others are not...any advice?
I know singers who boil ginger root with lemon and honey and drink that before a singing gig when they have a cold. I am going to try the apple cider vinegar right now...and trying to drink enough water.
Last edited by Beth102; 01/13/09 07:46 PM.
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