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I think it's kinda the same for me. My parents are usually fairly focused on how things will work in the business world once I'm done with college, and they tend to be pretty harsh when hiring new emp...

It's funny, my speech therapist always advised me to be diplomatic, and my parents always told me to tell everyone to get fucked. I've been trying to find a balance between the two. ...

I can see what you mean. I don't really advertise, though if I'm talking to someone and I block really badly I'll just make a laughing joke about me stuttering unless they're having a very negative re...

Why I Don't Advertise Anymore

Why I Don't Advertise Anymore I've had a significant stutter for as long as I can remember. When I was a kid in speech therapy, my speech therapist always told me to "advertise" that I have a stutter....

Just a thank you for this thread

Just a thank you for this thread Hey, just came across this thread and its great. Really really great, and I think it can help me and a lot of other stammers in the future. I'm 16, a guy and from the ...

I'm a bit late since I don't visit that often but I wanna chime in on the stopping stuttering part. I think it is more useful to approach speech as something that is not on or off, but something that ...

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I'm glad he found a way to fix his stutter, but a lot of what he's saying is just wrong. He's taking a sample size of himself and extrapolating to stuttering in general. There is a definite genetic co...

Submitted. If anyone has doubts, it sounds like Joe Klein is attached to this research and he's a trusted stuttering researcher and pws....

SURVEY: The Role of Acceptance for People Who Stutter

SURVEY: The Role of Acceptance for People Who Stutter Hello! I am conducting research on the role of acceptance as it is related to stuttering for people who stutter. I would appreciate it if anyone w...

I don't feel my stuttering is caused by anxiety at all. I don't feel any anxiety till after I've already begun stuttering. Generally if I am interrupted while speaking it starts and I trip all over my...

Honestly I've got to agree with everything you've said. I've gone through extremely good phases where I've hardly stuttered, to the point where I worked in a communications job. I was just able to pus...

You can still reach an acceptable level of control through hard work. But there will always be times when your stutter will return. ...

You've pretty much crushed my dreams lol ...

She grew over it as a child. Once you reach adulthood that's not going to ahppen anymore....

Hear how this comedian overcame stuttering

Hear how this comedian overcame stuttering https://soundcloud.com/the-gary-hour/the-gary-hour-ep11-jeffrey-gurian...

I didn't say stutterers will always stutter. I said we'll always *be* stutterers. Our disfluency will always be there. An acceptance of this is vital to improving our fluency. Stutterers who have achi...

I came to a point that it doesn't bother me anymore that people lift an eye brow, or look a bit strange when they hear me stutter. I can imagine that they do that. I can be totaly fluent for a while ...

What I mean by curing it is, making it pretty much invisible. Look at Emily Blunt, she had a stutter, check her interviews now, flawless. I mean to a point where I can just talk without having to thin...