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For reference, I grew up in the 80’s in “nice” town in CT and I was a shy girl, so that may explain some differences? Honestly, it makes me furious that I’ve learned how to “speak” again, and so many...

I don’t know, I am not going to find out. I finally feel like I am in charge of my speech with the exception of the occasional stutter block or I have a bad day because I am really stressed out over ...

Answering your question. You should accept it, because the consequences of not accepting it is far greater. You gotta accept it so you can work on it. Breathing techniques are fun and all, but at the ...

Hello my beloved little brother. Let me share some knowledge I have gathered over the years overcoming fear of stuttering and other things in my life. First thing I went to do is go outside and talk t...

No, but I do a lot better. 90% better. Plus, I am now more confident so when I do stutter I handle it much better, than I used too....

Thanks. I used to go for hikes all the time. But I only started taking working out seriously since the start of the year and has made a really positive impact on my mind. So I'll definitely be keeping...

Find a way to lose or reduce your stress, and find a way to boost your confidence. Examples would be meditating, and working out. Stuttering is a mental thing from what I’ve experienced, and has an im...

The fact that you are very afraid means that these habits will likely lead to similar results as me! Just p-p-plan to start very small and sssssstay there until you a-a-aare ready to move forward. Y...

Thank you for your post. I admit I'm very afraid to do to the things you mentioned! Hope I can overcome that....

its sad that most pws will never try your recommendations because it goes against what our brain tells us to do (not show our stutter to others) i can guarantee that a majority of pws can start start...

Thank you for even asking this question. Why can’t we all meet someone like you in our career experience?? I would meet with them in person and express your support. Ask them how comfortable they ar...

Well it depends of your incomes and the severity and impact of stuttering in your life. I would pay a lot, as a percentage maybe 10-15% of my income. Maybe if pharmaceutical companies knew how "desper...

Lol I've entertained this hypothetical a lot of times! If it were a *guaranteed* lifelong cure with no side effects, I'd probably happily take a loan to fork out something ridiculous like 1-2 million...

100%. We can either play with the hand we’ve been dealt or give up. Some people have it so much worse....

No. Absolutely keep with it. Interviews are stressful but over time the more you do it the better they get. Keep with it....

Hey bro your not alone. I had a job interview like 2 months ago and I stuttered so much it was terrible but the guy interviewing me seemed pretty understanding and he told me to stay calm, it’s ok, no...

It took me a long time. I worked on being confident, and just trying to accept the fact that if my stutter comes out, it comes out. Millions of people suffer with it, and they can't all be unemployed!...

Depending on how severe your stutter is, I would notify them ahead of time. Second bit of advice might not be too helpful, and it may just come with time but.. try not to give a shit. I understand y...

99.999% people can be recovered 90% of their stuttering. They can’t overcome completely like mine. I am just lucky.🍀...

I hope they consider you and you get the job - Let's hope everything sorts out as at this juncture a person is really on the edge ( ik how it feels )...