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Bernard Actually, in retrospect, singing is probably where i probably demonstrated my first PD symptoms. I was studying voice quite seriously, when I started developing "holes" in my voice. For no apparent reason, my throat would go into spasm, and my voice would disappear for a few notes, leaving what my teacher called holes in the song. Neither my teacher, nor the throat specialist she sent me to cold explain. ot. But two yeas later, i started getting hand tremors .....And mow i'm on sinemet, it never happens any more. But my voice has no power. It is soft and colourless like my speaking voice. Singing seems to be a popular occupation among PWPs. I can think fo at leat 3 who are personally known to me. Maybe we should start a choir - call it the Tremelos! hilary. Bernard Shaw wrote: > > Hilary, Singing was one of the greater joys in my life. As a youngster I > was in the Chapel Choir and have sung ever since. Now it is more of a > humming but I still feel the need of a good song now and again.What do other > PWPs do when they think they are not being watched. Any answers anyone :-) > smiles.Sing as and when you like it shows the world that you are still in > there kicking..Bern > > http://members.teleweb.at/bernard.shaw/poetry.html > [log in to unmask] > If your face wants to smile,Let it. > If it doesn't make it.