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The phase 2 double blind placebo controlled study didn’t have a large enough group effect, it helped a subset of people who stutter but it wasn’t enough to lead to a phase 3, this is why there’s been ...

Very much an oversimplification. Nothing like adderall but not the opposite per se. They don’t lower dopamine levels, they just block the D2 receptor specifically meaning dopamine cannot bind to it as...

thank you for the invite, but i think im okay at the moment, but i will think about it...

I can relate all these things brother. I can add you to a community WhatsApp where you can vent and talk to other people just like you :))...

I was the same way...

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thanks for the invite, i will....

"we as stutters are by default are going to have hard times, but that doesn't mean we are not going to make the most of it" i remember when i used to go to school and dealing with social interaction e...

I'm serious, if you ever want to chat, vent, practice, we can use Zoom....

thank you....

I just do my own thing, I no longer care what people think, I'm living for me and my family, no one else...

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yeah it is very serious, the older you get the bad it gets, but i say to myself; "you can't keep blaming yourself for something you didn't choose!" but at the end you have to deal with it; so you spea...

It’s sooo important to be careful with new medications! The classic example I use is the thalidomide disaster of the 50s. If you aren’t familiar, look it up, it was a lesson that we tragically had to ...

Hello again!! That’s Almost the same path as myself! High school, army vet, currently working on my bachelors, wife and 1 kid, and working as a biomed tech in a big hospital. Like you said, we as s...

That was me when I was 16 yrs old ( I talk about it on my podcast).....that's how bad the darkness was...

this is very positive, thank you sir; tbh i really wanted to end my life very soon, i hated every single thing about me; but, i didn't! i kept holding myself hoping for better days.....

This was my life until I woke up and said enough of this crap! Every journey is different but for me, I accepted it and kept challenging myself every single day. These are my accomplishments: 1. Grad...

Interesting perspective. Maybe they’re afraid of what a stutter could accomplish if they suddenly became fluent? Imagine spending your whole life developing skills and coping mechanisms just to work...