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Dennis McKeith
Hi, Brian, I have 4.2 AAA, I am a male 78 years old , can you advise me. I have sang all my life and am a lead singer in a choir /bass baritone etc. Can I still sing without harming my AAA?
I take the lead role in the choir, we sing all kinds of music Any advice will appreciated and upheld.
Sincere thanks, Dennis McKeith
Dennis McKeith
Hi sent you a email about my AAA
Dennis McKeith
dennismac@outlook.com
Brian Tinsley
I wouldn’t let a little 4.2 cm aneurysm stop the music 🙂 Dr. Liang
Juliet McKenzie
Could it be possible there could be a connection with lifelong vocal performance and AAA or AD? My mother had a severe decending AD this last January at 76. Three years after the observation of a small AAA. She is a trained opera/classical singer and has performed all her life. We wonder if it can agrivate a genetically weakened aorta? My uncle just had surgery for a AAA this month after being alerted to the issue because of my Mothers condition.
Juliet McKenzie
I should add that my Mothers ability to sing and regulate the air control has been effected. She did not have surgery and is being medically managed.
Juliet McKenzie
Thank you, Juliet