Shania Twain exhibits new voice after horror Lyme disease ravaged her vocal chords
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mirror.co.ukLoose Women's Jane Moore, Charlene White, Coleen Nolan and Carol McGiffin spoke to country music legend Shania Twain on Monday's show.
The 54-year-old star opened up about her battle with Lyme disease, which is caused by tick bites. The illness ravaged Shania's vocal chords and she was forced to undergo throat surgery, leaving her voice sounding different to before, particularly when she sings.
But she is relieved to even be able to sing and use her voice at all, as there was a risk she would lose it forever. Charlene asked: "You contracted Lyme disease, which had a huge impact on your voice, was there a moment you thought you wouldn't be able to sing again?" “There was a long time when I thought I would never sing again," said Shania. "It
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