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My stuttering was bad in my early youth and from ages 19 - 25ish, but it went away eventually. YMMV, but just saying there's always hope. Growing up sucks; 36 currently and still not there yet. It ...

Usually when people start stuttering later in life there is cause to visit a doctor. In your case 13 years old is still young enough where you could have had a predisposition to stutter and something ...

Someone please tell a success story....

Success Stories! Has something you found on this subreddit helped you? Tell us your story!

Success Stories! Has something you found on this subreddit helped you? Tell us your story! Success stories make me feel good and can give other stutterers hope when things look bleak....

This is an amazing conference. 600+ people who stutter and people interested in stuttering will be there! It's like a home away from home. ...

Flairs for SLPs would be cool..........

www.westutter.org. The National Stuttering Association is a non-profit support group. Every month, or several times a month people who stutter get together to discuss trials and tribulations of st...

www.westutter.org. Find a meeting. If you need help message me. ...

It totally depends on your confidence and ability to communicate. Speaking and communicating are completely different. This topic has come up many times in my NSA chapter meetings. After many interv...

I have a few members in my local NSA chapters that started stuttering later in life. One had a traumatic brain injury from a car accident. The other is an older lady who hit her head when she slippe...

My fear began going away once I became open about my stuttering. With most people if you just say "hey man I stutter sometimes, it seems awkward for me but I'm totally used to it" or something of that...

Stutterers who started stuttering later in life?

Stutterers who started stuttering later in life? People who started stuttering later in life. I'm curious to know when/how it all began? It started for me when I was 13 right after I changed schools. ...

Most of slps doesnt define stuttering as a disease most of them define it wrong talking habit. If you dont have any neurological stuttering you can overcome stuttering with speech therapy. Maybe it ta...

This is so true, but it's very difficult to do. I personally fear it, because of the embarrassment that comes with it. Perhaps it's from the students that used to laugh at me during class. I dunno. If...

I do pause sometimes before saying a word I am going to stutter on, and I repeat it over and over in my head and when I'm confident I can say it without stuttering I say it, and it comes out just fine...

This is interesting. On the certain words which I think I will stutter on, I am definitely pronouncing them differently. Either it feels as though I am choking on the word rather than letting if flow ...

That's just the thing-- in my experience, and a lot of other people who stutter that i've talked to, you become so much more fluent when you *stop trying not to stutter* -- you have to stop fearing it...

So your post is interesting -- Dean Williams, one of the early speech pathologists interested in stuttering, said that stuttering is what you do when you are interfering with your normal speech. This...

I do this by saying "ello" instead of "Hello" when I answer the phone. H's aren't usually a big problem for me, just when I answer the phone....

I've tried to practice before going into an interview but it doesn't matter how much I practice, I freeze up once I try to speak. ...