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Listen • 3:44 There are no velvety-voiced crooners in the Shout at Cancer choir. All the singers have undergone laryngectomies voice box removal to treat cancer. The new documentary profiles this unique U.K. choral group. The choir is the brainchild of Dr. Thomas Moors, an ear nose and throat specialist and life-long singer. Moors is executive director of Shout at Cancer, a London-based support and rehab group for laryngectomy patients. Moors remembers that when he first came up with the idea for the choir, it was met with laughter, surprise and disbelief. It just seemed ridiculous that he would expect a group of people with no voice boxes to stand up and sing in a choir, explains Sara Bowden-Evans, one of a handful of choir members who shared their personal cancer journey with Pasadena filmmaker Bill Brummel himself a laryngectomy patient. The Peabody award-winning and Emmy-nominated documentarian lost his voice box in 2016. ....
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