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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxertheladiesmanpirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sparrow,
I'm not sure if you are still having the lyrngitis problem, but I can help. When I was training as a singer at an intensive, month long camp, I got an awful case of it too...from singing too much (8 hours of rehersals a day, combined with dance and almost no sleep).
One of the profs there told me this: Drinking is the best way to prevent lyrngitis, but once you've got it, it doesn't do much good. That doesn't mean you should stop drinking, as it will speed the recovery process. But since your vocal chords are in your windpipe, and not your esophagus, drinking lots of water only helps them to re-hydrate indirectly. The best way to get it back, the prof said, is to steam them.
It's easy...either shut up the bathroom and leave the hot water on in the shower until it builds up tons of steam...then sit in there for about 10-15 minutes and just breathe in the steam. Or, you can take a bowl of boiling water, drape a towel over your head, and inhale the steam (if you do it that way, you can add herbs that can help calm things down, like Chamomile).
Inhaling the steam means that you actually get water directly on the vocal chords, which is the fastest way to re-hydrate them. Trust me, I've used this method many times, and it works like a charm. It may take two or three treatments, but it cuts recovery time down to a day, max.
The last time I used this, I had just lead tours in the museum I was interning at for 4 days straight, and my voice was shot. I did this when I got home that night and again before I went to bed, and by the next morning I was back to 80% of normal.
Best of luck![/QUOTE]
letting me rub the goose fat into your chesticles would of worked just as well...[/QUOTE]
*nods slowly* Uh huh.
Now, if you could just figure out what chesticles are, you'd be all set :-P[/QUOTE]
lmao
you may have to guide me :-]
I'm not sure if you are still having the lyrngitis problem, but I can help. When I was training as a singer at an intensive, month long camp, I got an awful case of it too...from singing too much (8 hours of rehersals a day, combined with dance and almost no sleep).
One of the profs there told me this: Drinking is the best way to prevent lyrngitis, but once you've got it, it doesn't do much good. That doesn't mean you should stop drinking, as it will speed the recovery process. But since your vocal chords are in your windpipe, and not your esophagus, drinking lots of water only helps them to re-hydrate indirectly. The best way to get it back, the prof said, is to steam them.
It's easy...either shut up the bathroom and leave the hot water on in the shower until it builds up tons of steam...then sit in there for about 10-15 minutes and just breathe in the steam. Or, you can take a bowl of boiling water, drape a towel over your head, and inhale the steam (if you do it that way, you can add herbs that can help calm things down, like Chamomile).
Inhaling the steam means that you actually get water directly on the vocal chords, which is the fastest way to re-hydrate them. Trust me, I've used this method many times, and it works like a charm. It may take two or three treatments, but it cuts recovery time down to a day, max.
The last time I used this, I had just lead tours in the museum I was interning at for 4 days straight, and my voice was shot. I did this when I got home that night and again before I went to bed, and by the next morning I was back to 80% of normal.
Best of luck![/QUOTE]
letting me rub the goose fat into your chesticles would of worked just as well...[/QUOTE]
*nods slowly* Uh huh.
Now, if you could just figure out what chesticles are, you'd be all set :-P[/QUOTE]
lmao
you may have to guide me :-]
Damian Marley!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (:
Kittens!!!! :D
Why thank us? Thank them.
WHO LIKES DEVO?
Woot.
Woot.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF0033 face=symbol>Freddie wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Why thank us? Thank them.[/QUOTE] Because i don't know the veterans in your family and you do.[/QUOTE]
But of course...
But of course...
I think I'm catching a bloody cold so I'm taking some Airborne. I hope it helps.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=plum>Cookies?<h6>A Scientist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]WHO LIKES DEVO?
Woot.[/QUOTE] WHIP IT ... WHIP IT GOOD ...[/QUOTE]
I like Devooooooooooo. =]
Funny guys.
Woot.[/QUOTE] WHIP IT ... WHIP IT GOOD ...[/QUOTE]
I like Devooooooooooo. =]
Funny guys.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxerthesocialpirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxertheladiesmanpirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sparrow,
I'm not sure if you are still having the lyrngitis problem, but I can help. When I was training as a singer at an intensive, month long camp, I got an awful case of it too...from singing too much (8 hours of rehersals a day, combined with dance and almost no sleep).
One of the profs there told me this: Drinking is the best way to prevent lyrngitis, but once you've got it, it doesn't do much good. That doesn't mean you should stop drinking, as it will speed the recovery process. But since your vocal chords are in your windpipe, and not your esophagus, drinking lots of water only helps them to re-hydrate indirectly. The best way to get it back, the prof said, is to steam them.
It's easy...either shut up the bathroom and leave the hot water on in the shower until it builds up tons of steam...then sit in there for about 10-15 minutes and just breathe in the steam. Or, you can take a bowl of boiling water, drape a towel over your head, and inhale the steam (if you do it that way, you can add herbs that can help calm things down, like Chamomile).
Inhaling the steam means that you actually get water directly on the vocal chords, which is the fastest way to re-hydrate them. Trust me, I've used this method many times, and it works like a charm. It may take two or three treatments, but it cuts recovery time down to a day, max.
The last time I used this, I had just lead tours in the museum I was interning at for 4 days straight, and my voice was shot. I did this when I got home that night and again before I went to bed, and by the next morning I was back to 80% of normal.
Best of luck![/QUOTE]
letting me rub the goose fat into your chesticles would of worked just as well...[/QUOTE]
*nods slowly* Uh huh.
Now, if you could just figure out what chesticles are, you'd be all set :-P[/QUOTE]
lmao
you may have to guide me :-][/QUOTE]
lmao jox XD youre relentless...
thank you CMUhistorygirl! im actually much better today, i drank lots of tea and rested and just took it easy for the day, but i completely forgot about that method! i have to write that down in case of an emergency...with my luck, id have laryngitis on a performance night! X_X
I'm not sure if you are still having the lyrngitis problem, but I can help. When I was training as a singer at an intensive, month long camp, I got an awful case of it too...from singing too much (8 hours of rehersals a day, combined with dance and almost no sleep).
One of the profs there told me this: Drinking is the best way to prevent lyrngitis, but once you've got it, it doesn't do much good. That doesn't mean you should stop drinking, as it will speed the recovery process. But since your vocal chords are in your windpipe, and not your esophagus, drinking lots of water only helps them to re-hydrate indirectly. The best way to get it back, the prof said, is to steam them.
It's easy...either shut up the bathroom and leave the hot water on in the shower until it builds up tons of steam...then sit in there for about 10-15 minutes and just breathe in the steam. Or, you can take a bowl of boiling water, drape a towel over your head, and inhale the steam (if you do it that way, you can add herbs that can help calm things down, like Chamomile).
Inhaling the steam means that you actually get water directly on the vocal chords, which is the fastest way to re-hydrate them. Trust me, I've used this method many times, and it works like a charm. It may take two or three treatments, but it cuts recovery time down to a day, max.
The last time I used this, I had just lead tours in the museum I was interning at for 4 days straight, and my voice was shot. I did this when I got home that night and again before I went to bed, and by the next morning I was back to 80% of normal.
Best of luck![/QUOTE]
letting me rub the goose fat into your chesticles would of worked just as well...[/QUOTE]
*nods slowly* Uh huh.
Now, if you could just figure out what chesticles are, you'd be all set :-P[/QUOTE]
lmao
you may have to guide me :-][/QUOTE]
lmao jox XD youre relentless...
thank you CMUhistorygirl! im actually much better today, i drank lots of tea and rested and just took it easy for the day, but i completely forgot about that method! i have to write that down in case of an emergency...with my luck, id have laryngitis on a performance night! X_X
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yay for Sparrow feeling beter today![/QUOTE]
:)
:)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxerthesocialpirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxertheladiesmanpirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sparrow,
I'm not sure if you are still having the lyrngitis problem, but I can help. When I was training as a singer at an intensive, month long camp, I got an awful case of it too...from singing too much (8 hours of rehersals a day, combined with dance and almost no sleep).
One of the profs there told me this: Drinking is the best way to prevent lyrngitis, but once you've got it, it doesn't do much good. That doesn't mean you should stop drinking, as it will speed the recovery process. But since your vocal chords are in your windpipe, and not your esophagus, drinking lots of water only helps them to re-hydrate indirectly. The best way to get it back, the prof said, is to steam them.
It's easy...either shut up the bathroom and leave the hot water on in the shower until it builds up tons of steam...then sit in there for about 10-15 minutes and just breathe in the steam. Or, you can take a bowl of boiling water, drape a towel over your head, and inhale the steam (if you do it that way, you can add herbs that can help calm things down, like Chamomile).
Inhaling the steam means that you actually get water directly on the vocal chords, which is the fastest way to re-hydrate them. Trust me, I've used this method many times, and it works like a charm. It may take two or three treatments, but it cuts recovery time down to a day, max.
The last time I used this, I had just lead tours in the museum I was interning at for 4 days straight, and my voice was shot. I did this when I got home that night and again before I went to bed, and by the next morning I was back to 80% of normal.
Best of luck![/QUOTE]
letting me rub the goose fat into your chesticles would of worked just as well...[/QUOTE]
*nods slowly* Uh huh.
Now, if you could just figure out what chesticles are, you'd be all set :-P[/QUOTE]
lmao
you may have to guide me :-][/QUOTE]
lmao jox XD youre relentless...
thank you CMUhistorygirl! im actually much better today, i drank lots of tea and rested and just took it easy for the day, but i completely forgot about that method! i have to write that down in case of an emergency...with my luck, id have laryngitis on a performance night! X_X[/QUOTE]
glad you are feeling better.take no notice of me,my tongue is firmly in my cheek when i make saucy remarks.i mean no harm :-]
I'm not sure if you are still having the lyrngitis problem, but I can help. When I was training as a singer at an intensive, month long camp, I got an awful case of it too...from singing too much (8 hours of rehersals a day, combined with dance and almost no sleep).
One of the profs there told me this: Drinking is the best way to prevent lyrngitis, but once you've got it, it doesn't do much good. That doesn't mean you should stop drinking, as it will speed the recovery process. But since your vocal chords are in your windpipe, and not your esophagus, drinking lots of water only helps them to re-hydrate indirectly. The best way to get it back, the prof said, is to steam them.
It's easy...either shut up the bathroom and leave the hot water on in the shower until it builds up tons of steam...then sit in there for about 10-15 minutes and just breathe in the steam. Or, you can take a bowl of boiling water, drape a towel over your head, and inhale the steam (if you do it that way, you can add herbs that can help calm things down, like Chamomile).
Inhaling the steam means that you actually get water directly on the vocal chords, which is the fastest way to re-hydrate them. Trust me, I've used this method many times, and it works like a charm. It may take two or three treatments, but it cuts recovery time down to a day, max.
The last time I used this, I had just lead tours in the museum I was interning at for 4 days straight, and my voice was shot. I did this when I got home that night and again before I went to bed, and by the next morning I was back to 80% of normal.
Best of luck![/QUOTE]
letting me rub the goose fat into your chesticles would of worked just as well...[/QUOTE]
*nods slowly* Uh huh.
Now, if you could just figure out what chesticles are, you'd be all set :-P[/QUOTE]
lmao
you may have to guide me :-][/QUOTE]
lmao jox XD youre relentless...
thank you CMUhistorygirl! im actually much better today, i drank lots of tea and rested and just took it easy for the day, but i completely forgot about that method! i have to write that down in case of an emergency...with my luck, id have laryngitis on a performance night! X_X[/QUOTE]
glad you are feeling better.take no notice of me,my tongue is firmly in my cheek when i make saucy remarks.i mean no harm :-]
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My man thong is scarier. And pink! =O And it's on an old crusty man! =O
I challenge you to a man-thong duel! :P
I challenge you to a man-thong duel! :P