Learning how to live with my stutter was the best thing I could've ever done.

Learning how to live with my stutter was the best thing I could've ever done. - Hey everyone. Three months ago I had a lot of horrible moments where I'd stutter a lot whether if it was when talking to people or when doing a class presentation. Now, these last three months have been crucial for me as I learnt how to live with my stutter even though I'm only 18 years old. - My stutter is like a roller coaster, sometimes I stutter a lot, sometimes less... I can't give you any advice as every stutter and every person is different. What I do can tell you is to not fear. Go and talk, you'll eventually beat your stutter. And even if you don't, you'll feel good afterwards, knowing you had the courage to do so. - Participate in class, talk to a person even if it's just to ask something really quick (like the time), move your hands while you do a public presentation... Don't hide your stutter. - If I'm being honest, I don't really know how I beat my stutter again, and I say again because there were already moments like these when I would be able to control it. Unfortunately, I lose that control after some time but I eventually get it back, faster everytime, as I learnt how to live with it. Maybe it was because I talked about it with my teachers, which might help you too if you tell other people about your disability. - It's just a little obstacle on the way for us which we have to go through. We'll be okay, you'll be okay. Stuttering is okay, is unique. You're unique, and you have to learn to see that as something positive. :)