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I think it depends on my current phase, but I was thinking that I would stutter less in English (second) than in French (first). Currently, I noticed than in my third one, Chinese Mandarin, talking to...

Talking practice, Skype anyone?

Talking practice, Skype anyone? I have a mild stutter and I usually can hide it pretty well. However I have also felt that it has held me back and chipped away at my confidence as I am always afraid o...

Hi /r/stutter, you guys might enjoy this episode where Vinny the Brick, co-host of the Dead Bedouins Podcast, talks about how his speech impediment made him develop certain defenses while growing up, ...

Vinny the Brick talks about his speech impediment and how his sense of humor developed from his insecurities on Ep. 7 of the Dead Bedouins Podcast (x-post from /r/podcasts)

Vinny the Brick talks about his speech impediment and how his sense of humor developed from his insecurities on Ep. 7 of the Dead Bedouins Podcast (x-post from /r/podcasts) ...

bassist here.i stutter since i was 6. charles van ripers fluency-shaping-aproach and an empathic therapist helped me a lot. never forget: Stuttering isn't your main-attribute.it is just one little pi...

Check your college/university disability department. You may be able to qualify for money as some consider stuttering a disability. Worth a try. I never did..but one of my professors mentioned it...

I feel it's made me more shy in terms of not feeling confident enough to say certain things, for fear of stuttering, whether this be answering questions in class or when it comes to getting to know ne...

Really! Where? I hope to do the same this season but I'm so nervous...

That was a touching story. I'm also currently struggling in the process in accepting that I stutter. One insight that a friend of mine suggested is to think not myself as a stutter, but as a person wh...

I do think, however, that writing to people who provide scholarships might be worth your effort, especially if they are also stutterers....

I think that the reason most people don't stutter when they sing, mock, imitate, act, ect. is because they get a chance to feel like something else. When we stammer, it is usually the fear of stammeri...

That sucks...

I really doubt it. We're not part of a politically-correct minority group. ...

Scholarships for Stuttering?

Scholarships for Stuttering? So I'm looking for scholarships to try to help alleviate my cost for college; does anyone know of any that are for people who stutter? Thanks...

I'm a journalist, and I have to interview people on the phone or participate in teleconferences fairly often. Just last week I was on the phone with a company talking about their new product, and I wa...

When I talk to someome (especially girls, I'm a guy) and got stuck, I just take a break, give him/her an excusing look, look them directly in the eyes and smile. That seems to get nearly everyone; I n...

I learn something from a classmate that stuttered. He beat his chest twice and took a deep breath. I though it looked stupid so i made kind my own version of it: I stop the word, mumle loudly "god dam...

An uncle of mine told me that taking a really quick breath in and talking on your out breath helped him a lot....

I've been a stutterer since third grade, but I've acted since I was in eighth grade. For some reason, when I'm on stage acting and singing, I don't stutter ever; but once I get backstage it all starts...

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