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Have you ever been to a speech therapist?...

lol dude I'm the exact same as you.. my stutter + social anxiety has ruined my life.. I have no friends.. no job no anything.. A huge part of me doesn't want to exist anymore. Life is fun. -.-...

I'm not a physician, but i'm about to get my PhD. I do a lot of lecturing and talking to people at my university. You've already received some good advice. I only want to add one thing: There are no ...

Yup, I am noticing that I am more fluent when I am overly happy or excited. I can go for mins speaking clearly, it's always a pleasure when that happens. I wish I could control that emotion and re-pr...

Couldn't agree more. Deal with stuttering by being kind, patient, and awesome. That doctor and nurse who dealt with their stuttering negatively are not doing it right....in fact...they're probably mak...

Awesome! What part? I'm in Kalamazoo, we've got Bell's here!...

Well, maybe you're just being too harsh on yourself somehow. Being a stutterer certainly doesn't require you to fail your speech constantly, in order to "deserve" the label. All you can do is be glad ...

I'm from Michigan too!...

I'm a stuttering registered nurse. When I read you love interacting with people, but feel insecure- I felt like it was something I've thought about a thousand times. I've doubted my skill. I also st...

I'm not a doctor, but my previous job, current job, and future jobs will have me interacting with people from 1 on 1 situations to groups of people. So I think I may be able to give you some advice. ...

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I'm a 25-year old female medical student with a stutter. Is there any stuttering doctor who can give me some advice?

I'm a 25-year old female medical student with a stutter. Is there any stuttering doctor who can give me some advice? Hi there! I'm a medical student from Germany. Right now I'm in my 5th year of studi...

I used to use word substitutions and whispering (lots and lots of whispering). Now I don't. But when I get those moments of how I used to talk (fluent but with tricks) I still feel like I'm somehow de...

Maybe I misunderstand. When you say you were tricking them, were you using tricks to sound fluent, such as word substitution or inane ramblings until you could fluently say the word? If that's the cas...

Between the ages of high school and now I was a covert stutterer (or at least I thought I was one). Since I'm now as open about it as I can be, I guess apart of me feels guilty not so much for being f...

But do you stutter all the time? You don't stutter on every word. Are those sounds or words you are fluent on disingenuous? Being a person who stutters doesn't mean you are a stutterer and all you do ...

> Stuttering has a lot to do with your mood, your mental state, and a lot of other factors This makes sense. I had just reconciled with my wife over some stupid miscommunication. I honestly didn't...

*That was a typo. But this explanation still holds I think.* --- I shouldn't and that's the rub. I am just a person who happens to have a disconnect with the majority of people and the way they spea...

I took a communications class this last semester and obviously having to do oral presentations forced me to be more open about my stutter. I wouldn't say that I usually advertise, as I firmly believe ...

When i explain my trials with stuttering to someone, I am always fluent for some weird reason. And like clockwork, the first thing the other person says is, "see, you are fluent now". It isn't how th...