I was the first full mark on a presentation he's given in 40 years of teaching.

I was the first full mark on a presentation he's given in 40 years of teaching. BEST. PRESENTATION. EVER. ​ So we had this presentation that is required for graduation, and we've been prepping for months for it. Just this week I was set to present to some moderators and my peers... It was a 10-minute presentation but my content was long - I could not afford to stutter. I got up there on that stage and SPOKE. Beautifully, might I add. Most confident I've ever felt. It was amazing. I felt like flying the whole time I was speaking. I couldn't believe I was actually *doing* it. I finished just under the time constraint. I finished the presentation and the moderators were silent for a while... then they both just said "wow." They both gave me a 10/10 - the first in the (short) history of my school and the first one of the moderators has given in his 40 yrs of teaching. I was literally about to cry. I'm so glad that all the prep I went through made it worth it in the end. If I can do this in front of so many people, I know I can overcome stuttering completely. I'm really optimistic about what the future holds. I've made it so far. If I can do it, so can you! I'm so thankful to have had a stutter in the first place - it makes experiences like these all the more worthwhile ;)