Throat cancer advice from a survivor- Easy Sign language to use when getting radiation treatments

Throat cancer patients who are undergoing radiation treatments may not be able to speak or move their head during the daily procedure. This is troublesome when the doctors ask you a question (just like when a dentist asks you something while hands hands are halfway down your throat!), how do you answer?!
Learning (then teaching) a few very simple signs will help things go much smoother and reduce your frustration at an already stressful time.
As promised, here are a few helpful links to learn more signs:
www.lifeprint.com/
www.signingsavvy.com/
I've made a few other helpful videos...
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* Easy homemade juice recipe that won't burn your throat: • Throat cancer advice f...
* How to best numb your throat so you can finally swallow a few calories!: • Throat cancer advice f...
* What to say and do to someone who has throat cancer: • Throat cancer advice f...
* Radiation mask info: • Throat cancer advice f...
For free one-on-one online Q&A just join my Facebook group "Throat cancer advise from survivors". (Make sure to answer ALL 3 of the questions to join! We're very strict about this to keep the group legit with no spammers or "miracle" cure bullshit) Here's the link / 981336378564432

[@shirleymoulton938]

I am concerned that I might be going to be going thru something similar . I'll be going thru my second biopsy on my neck . The ENT is very clear on the procedure it helps

[@hueycarter5306]

Trying to locate your Facebook page but have had no luck with a search. Is it still up and running?
Btw, your videos are a godsend, thank you!

[@sylvia7765]

Thank you for your videos. Have you made a video on how you found out you had cancer? Symtoms?

[@SwanseaTitanFan]

Didn't the medics give you substantial pain meds for instance morphine ? I'm in week three and have been prescribed cocodamal and oramorph. When the pain gets worse we will move to morphine tablets. Also they are planing a NG tube for feeding if needed. Forgot to mention that I live in The United Kingdom.