Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Neck Breather: guidance after laryngectomy
A plain-language guide to breathing, speaking, recovery and everyday life after a total laryngectomy.
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- People facing laryngectomy and their families
- Worth noticing
- Its emergency guidance says oxygen and rescue breathing must be given to the stoma, not the nose or mouth.
Field notes
The guide breaks daily concerns into practical topics, including voice prostheses, HME use, adhesives and skin care, water safety, travel, and changes to smell and taste. It also includes a glossary and an emergency page intended to be saved on a phone. The site states that most photographs of people are AI illustrations; it says the story illustrations and stoma photograph are shared with permission.
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