ATWT: What's wrong with Barbaras speech?
mike
else notice?
Dana Carpender
mike wrote:
> I noticed today while watching that Barbara sounded different....did anyone
> else notice?
>
>
Yes, and this isn't the first time. It's calling up disturbing memories
of Michael Zaslow. I hope she's just having ongoing dental work.
Dana
mike
Oh I hope that's not it....I also noticed her tongue didn't look right
either, like she was having a hard time....
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Pidge
Maybe Colleen will comment on it in some soap mag.
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Madx
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>I noticed today while watching that Barbara sounded different....did anyone
>else notice?
Could she have had a minor stroke? Would that be causing it? It seemed
less pronouced then last time so maybe physical therapy is improving it. Or
orthodontia or other appliances in the mouth could be causing the trouble.
I wish the web sites would share this kind of information. It's hard not to
be concerned and not knowing what it is disturbs me.
Gregory
I hope it is nothing nasty like this! I really hope it is novaMouth.
xoG
Barbara Wolfe
I thought it looked like heavy duty novaicane, as if she'd
had a root canal or some sort of repair work done. It
doesn't look like a stroke to me.
Barbara
--
"One should never be the oldest thing in one's house"
Patsy Stone, Absolutely Fabulous
SarahE
>else notice?
Yes, and it is freaking me out. I keep thinking of Michael Zaslow. I
really hope she's having some nasty dental work done, but it is long enough
now that I'm starting to worry.
SarahE
KC
wrote:
>Madx wrote:
>> "mike" <mva...@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
>> news:468a9928$0$3135$4c36...@roadrunner.com...
>>> I noticed today while watching that Barbara sounded different....did anyone
>>> else notice?
>>
>> Could she have had a minor stroke? Would that be causing it? It seemed
>> less pronouced then last time so maybe physical therapy is improving it. Or
>> orthodontia or other appliances in the mouth could be causing the trouble.
>> I wish the web sites would share this kind of information. It's hard not to
>> be concerned and not knowing what it is disturbs me.
>
> I thought it looked like heavy duty novaicane, as if she'd
> had a root canal or some sort of repair work done. It
> doesn't look like a stroke to me.
>
>Barbara
I just rewatched and I didn't see anything to indicate muscle
weakness, in fact, with the sound off, you wouldn't know anything was
amiss. I'm taking that as a good sign.
However, even with taping out of order, it seems like she's had this
problem for awhile and it was worse today than the last time we saw
her (scenes with Paul in front of the little shops).
Her bottom teeth seemed odd and a brighter white. It's like she got
dentures in a too-large size for her bottom teeth. I hope it's nothing
serious and it is resolved soon. It's got to be frustrating for her.
KC
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Isnt it funny how our soaps affect our thoughts and lives... I too
thought of Michael- ALOT both with Colleen's speech-- and my own-- I
was diagnosed with Bell's Palsy over Memorial Day- My daughter thought
stroke ( her Gran had had a stroke leading to dementia) and I thought
of Michael....scared, worried, and feeling like I "had a friend once
with ALS" and then realizing my "friend" was an actor... who I just
greatly admired-- and I had had tons of dental work this year so....
yeah that too--- I have alot to be thankful for--- but just for some
moments-- I relived Michael.
MsLiz
I wondered about Bell's palsy in regard to Barbara.
How are you now? I know it is a long recovery process, but the two
people I know who have had it made full recoveries. It sounds
terrifying.
MsLIz
Barbara Wolfe
I have had several dental procedures that required multiple
visits over several weeks. A couple of them left me with a
temporary bridge that did not match my real teeth and an
odd way of talking. Since I did not go through the Zaslow
trauma and am apt to believe the best, not the worst, I can't
take the alarmist point of view that there is something direly
wrong with her.
Barbara Wolfe
>
> I have had several dental procedures that required multiple
> visits over several weeks. A couple of them left me with a
> temporary bridge that did not match my real teeth and an
> odd way of talking. Since I did not go through the Zaslow
> trauma and am apt to believe the best, not the worst, I can't
> take the alarmist point of view that there is something direly
> wrong with her.
>
> Barbara
Sorry to reply to my own post, but I just read that last sentence
again and it sounds quite snippy, which was NOT my intention
at all. I apologize. I'd cancel it but that never seems to work
for me. <g>
What I meant to say was that I am determined to believe it's
a small dental matter until (and may it never happen) we hear
otherwise since I want it to be such. Sorry if it came off as nasty.
Barbara again