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I think it has a lot to do with my mood and how much I speek. When I'm stressed or feeling down I stutter more. But when I am comfortable in a situation I stutter less. Now when covid hit I haven't be...

Those are pretty cool! My two hobbies are sadly massively impeded by covid, though I am also a massive gamer, so I get time filled either way....

Quality of Life research study from Florida State University

Quality of Life research study from Florida State University EDIT: LINK IS NO LONGER ACTIVE (Posting for the research team at FSU) There is no pill that cures stuttering. ...but what if there was? W...

It can require time based adjustments. If something that requires speaking has a time limit someone with a stammer would be at a disadvantage compared to someone without. That's the main one I can thi...

Small correction, disability isn't being unable to do certain things, it's that your ability to do certain things is notably limited. Dyslexic folk can still read, autistic folk do have social skills,...

No. I think that as it requires no adjustments to cater for that I can think of, I don’t see it as a disability....

I dont consider it a disability because I am able to do everything others do, but maybe in lower quality. I think disability means that you cannot do certain things because of your problem....

You're better than that. You can do this. Don't just walk away, but have confidence knowing you're a good person. I feel the pain you're in, having just gotten sober. My best advice is to keep you...

Congratulations to you! However I do think that you experience is more of a personal one and I would caution against others thinking that these things may also "cure" their stutter. As a PWS as well, ...

Stutter in Second Language

Stutter in Second Language I'm an international student in the U.S and started my Master of Computer Science program about 2 years ago. I moved to the U.S when my English was in a good state and enoug...

My experience as a waiter with a stutter

My experience as a waiter with a stutter I've stuttered all my life. For the past 21 years, it's been a serious issue. I was never bullied about it at all and only had support but it was still a strug...

This hits hard and feels liberating of just talking and making the food order that yeah I stuttered when ordering but at least it's over with and I got my fooood at the end...

IELTS exam

IELTS exam So I'm currently getting ready for my IELTS exam, and my speech is so bad I don't know what to do. It's not that my English is bad (although it's far from perfect) I just can't get the word...

How do you guys deal with talking with someone stranger?

How do you guys deal with talking with someone stranger? Hello guys, I have been stuttering since 3 or 4 years now I am 19. How do you guys deal with anxiety when you try to talk or ask something with...

I would still go to a doctor. Serious complications can happen even years after a head injury. Just look at NFL players. And it's clearly affecting you in some ways. None of what you mentioned sounds ...

In hindsight I should’ve gone to the doctor as soon as it happened, but it was a year ago and the only effects I’ve noticed are stuttering, reading difficulties, and slightly worse depth perception. I...

How old are you? Are good at fixing things? Do you want a desk job or any type of well paying job? You can go to trade school for industrial maintenance. There's not much talking involved and most of...

After 30 years I don’t really care that much if it’s just a small laugh, it’s when they make a judgment that I must be under the influence of drugs. My friend and I walked into a bar one time, I strug...

This probably doesn't make any sence...

This probably doesn't make any sence... I feel like people around me (especially teachers) think English might not be my first language, and i know it's hard to believe so, BUT IT IS. I feel like an...

It's crazy that you just posted this; I just told myself that I would never feel ashamed of my speech again. I mean, it really isn't our faults. In my case, it's something I've had since I could strin...