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Acceptance. It’s always going to be there. Yes it’s annoying. Yes it’s embarrassing. Nonetheless it’s apart of you. It makes you, you. I’m in my late 20s and that realization has taken me so long ...

We love you because you're strong enough to face a world with a delibiliatating disability. You should be proud of yourself. Love yourself even in your most difficult days because as we all have exper...

Not being afraid of stammering. It took me about 29 years, but i'm getting there. I think stopping it as something as embarrassing or shameful in my case was a breakthrough. I hope this helps :)...

Powerful Stop Stuttering Story

Powerful Stop Stuttering Story I concur 100% with this woman. She’s blunt and brash, but she’s confident as hell. ...

I wish I had tried other interventions besides depending on medication. I did have 20 ish months of fluency several years ago while I was prescribed Abilify. It didn’t last. I had severe side effect t...

Inspirational

Inspirational I was in a meeting recently. The people present were myself, my boss, another professional and a mother of a girl suffering from PTSD. It is a very complex and uncomfortable case. The pu...

*Long version:* Easy answer, but hard to do, is build your confidence up. The more confident you are, the more respect you're going to get. In turn that can make you not care about your stutter as muc...

Hey, mine is awful too, compared to what you heard its x3 times worse when im in a stressful situation, thank you your kind words i really appreciate them but to us stutters i think we wont ever feel ...

YO that’s exactly the same as me! I have an outgoing and extroverted personality buy my stutter just gotta ruin everything. But I accept it now and tried to stutter without worry. Wish u the best of l...

I've stuttered my whole life. It was hard. it's still hard, but face the fear. Im 24 and own a home renovation business. When my stutter is bad, I tell my clients that I have a stutter and the mood br...

As bad as it feels in the moment, it hardens us up and makes us less sensitive to embarrassment, which is good whether you have a stutter or not. That’s how I like to think of it anyway. People who ha...

Many people have overcome it. There are variable factors is to why some people have overcome it while others havent. Also how badly you want it. I dont like playing the forever victim or blaming genet...

I just commented on an old post but I figure I should paste my comment here as well since I was able to cure my stutter. Here goes. I completely overcame my stuttering with a technique I develope...

I know this post is old but I completely overcame my stuttering with a technique I developed on my own though maybe someone else out there has done the same. I felt like I was going to stutter even be...

*Ggrrr, no idea why the reply is under my throwaway when I signed in as bluebell * Anyway, she's learned enough fluency strategies that she knows she can either talk through it or communicate in a d...

In general, it's normal to switch between maintaining eye contact with a person to looking away for a few seconds when they talk. Have you ever talked to someone and they just stared directly at you t...

National Stuttering Assocation Freelance Project

National Stuttering Assocation Freelance Project Hi everyone! I posted a few days ago onto a different account but that's not my main account so I am just re-posting here. I'm working with the **Natio...

Everyone is different whenever it comes to what they prefer the listener to do while they are speaking. I prefer the listener to look me in the eyes and not look away as when they look away I feel les...

it is what it is but i don’t let my stutter define me. when i was young say 5+ all the way through puberty i used to be ashamed of it but at nearly 39 years i don’t let it bother me now....

You all know that my stutter returned. I’m now 78f and I’m tired of the fight. Please, none of you younger fighters stop the struggle. DONT give up. There’s too much on the horizon. Drugs might be the...