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There is a Redditor, Little_Acanthacese 76, who knows everything. Maybe you can ‘chat’ or DM him/her. Your thoughts might open the door to help others...

I have achieved my own "worry-free" stutter just through improving my confidence & having past evidence of my success. What do I mean by that? 1. Start talking about your stutter to somebody. Admitt...

I think I needed to read this today. I've recently been backing out of so many things I otherwise would've loved to be a part of. When I read "Not letting it win," I had a slight (but significant) min...

Didn’t try it but I tried other things to manage anxiety. As OP said “I still stutter but I don’t care”. This mind self though every hard to pull, helps a lot with stuttering since for some (me and wh...

When I was a child, I used to pray each night that I wake up stutter-free the next day. I remember the helplessness my child self felt. And at one point, he lost faith and stopped praying. To me, ove...

I once had a speech therapist (as an adult) who asked me to rate my level of fluency out of 10. I said 3 or 4 as it was fairly severe at the time. She asked me what would be an acceptable level of f...

I never practiced at all because I used to be angry with the "fate" that brought my stutter. In retrospect, it was a way to give the universe back the middle finger. It only hurt me though. Whatever ...

I don’t know about anxiety meds cuz I never took them, but I have the exact same stutter and it has gotten so much better. The big cure for me was not even working on my speech it was building confide...

I'd be keen to hear about the treatment and whether it helps or not. I've stuttered my whole life as well. It kept me reserved in school and intimidated in new places for a long time. I've come to te...

I ran for Student Body VP and won. Giving a speech was exciting and I can understand how some people get a thrill from it. It can also hurt if you let it....

I practiced a speech about 100 times before giving it in front of students at my college. The practice certainly did help my confidence and when I did get stuck, I just pictured success and the end o...

About 6 months ago I stuttered my journey. I waa frustrated to live with a stutter I couldnt accept it like everyone told me to. I read about manifestation and the power that it holds I reccomend you...

1. I don't see a reason why you couldn't get back to the feeling of freedom you've had in the past. 2. this subreddit has a lot of people posting good advice, tips & tricks. Just remember you have t...

"If you truly believe that you'll stutter forever, you will." "I'm sorry that you're not willing to try [your technique]..." Here is where you essentially say that we stutter because we're not tryi...

I stutter "equally" everywhere in my life, but I used to have a lot of those days, trust me I get it.. and it's way better now but it still happens from time to time. The only thing you can do is forg...

That's not at all what I said. I said don't be ugly just cause you're not interested. The immediate "Fuck You" doesn't solve an issue for people that still have hope for a change. When I was 18 ,my 6...

Such a weird one for me!! I was 4 when my stutter became a thing. I could talk perfectly fine for my age but we had a firework night and I wasn’t aware any was being let off as we was all stood out...

I'm 29F Never dated in high school and became convinced I was a nice enough friend, but just not loveable because of my stutter (and the fact that I didn't have the good looks to make up for it in an...

I'm glad this is happening for you, bro. Great paradigm shift and seems you're making the most you can out of it....

Biggest thing now is make sure regardless of what degree the stutter is, ensure his confidence and self esteem aren’t brought down. I had a speech impediment where I couldn’t say R and I still have tr...