Kimberly Williams-Paisley detailed losing her voice for two years due to a sudden onset of vocal cord paralysis.

Dysphonia International joins the global observance of World Voice Day on Wednesday, April 16, a day dedicated to raising awareness about vocal health and the significant impact of voice disorders.

LEFT vocal-cord paralysis is frequently observed in various forms of intrathoracic disease, such as aortic aneurysm, mediastinal tumors, pleuritic thickening and pulmonary tuberculosis.

"What we found out after a year and a half of me trying everything to try to figure this out was that I had paralysis in one of my vocal cords," she explained. Williams-Paisley said she had ...

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“I had paralysis in one of my vocal cords.” As the Mayo Clinic explains, the vocal cords need to “come together and vibrate to make sound.” She shared that doctors were able to “plump up ...

Kimberly Williams-Paisley (Left) shared a photo of herself in the hospital following vocal cord surgery.