Yes, Shania Twain said in a new Netflix documentary that she regularly “blacked out” on stage during live performances due to Lyme disease, a tick-borne condition, and was afraid she would never be able to sing again.
Twain told TODAY that she believed her career was over after being diagnosed with a vocal chord problem in 2011. She has Lyme disease, which is linked to increased Cancer risk.
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Furthermore, some Shania twain voices changed due to evidence that bacterial infections, such as Lyme disease, induce inflammation, which raises the risk of different cancers.
The Canadian country music queen, 56, has already spoken up about her Lyme illness diagnosis and how it has impacted her vocal cords.
She claims she got ill while on tour for her debut album “Up!” The events occurred between September 2003 and July 2004.
After developing Lyme illness, Twain reported that “Never the same again” was how she described her voice struggling to regulate her airflow. “I believed I’d lost my voice for good. “I assumed that would be the end,” Twain remarked.
She added that she underwent numerous “invasive” throat procedures and that, while she finally recovered her voice, it was difficult for her to do so.
