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Suffered hypoxia at birth, due to lack of voice projection and shallow breather i learned to 'overwork' my lips to pronounce words. lips not still & even as everyone else's. bottom lip moves more to pronounce anything even a shhsh.can this b helped?
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Absolutely! working with a speech pathologist and a speech therapist can greatly improve this problem. Ask your GP for a referral and be diligent about the exercises and therapies they prescribe.
Answered 11/29/2022
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