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2, this is a very common feature of women with CAH. I don't know of one CAH woman who doesn't have a deep or deepish voice.
Because this was such a sensitive point for me as I grew up I learned to speak very quietly and in fact not to speak much at all. It has taken me a long time to get over this.......
...However I've become a bit of a villain now! When I go to church and sing I don't timidly try to sing in my 'high' voice totally straining my vocal cords but I sing in the range which is comfortable to me which is very low, probably tenor or maybe even bass at times. At times I've seen people having a furtive look over their shoulder or across the row and probably thinking where's that voice coming from - there's just a tiny female there????LOL!!! ROFL!
I think the older I get the more I like to express my differences ( and there are plenty of those with CAH) rather than trying to be like everyone else. How boring!
