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This is it, and these are the cards we’ve been dealt. The moments when I hate stammering the most are the ones that I remind myself that it doesn’t have to be as permanent or as bad as it is now. My s...

It can help in a mild stuttering, not in a severe stuttering...

Mine went from severe as a child to moderate as a teen then it went for a bit from 17-19 then came back and hit me like a brick in the face...

I think I was super lucky. Including myself, I had 3 people in my high school class who stuttered. Ironically one of the stutterers made fun of me when I would stutter. Since HS though, I haven’t met...

Re: kids, the children who grownout of it are usually pretty young (im throwing out random numbers, but lets say ages 3 -7), so it would be more align with the adult numbers that if you as a 5th grad...

I'm not saying the stats are wrong, but when I was a kid, I was the only one that I knew who stuttered. Is this counting degrees of the disability and if so, to what degree? As an adult, I've only met...

Weird question…??

Weird question…?? Anyone here with a stutter get hiccups more often than other people? Just wondering…....

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🗿!? I struggled to speech literally everytime. But this time, teacher asked some questions and i answered them almost fluently, i never stuttered once. He asked my address, i answered without stammer...

I wish we didn’t get hung up on, but unfortunately it comes with the territory. I’ve been hung up on several times, hopefully always because they think the call dropped. And sadly, I’m of the belief...

I understand that blocking for 5 seconds might be a lot for you. It is for some, for others it it not. I have myself blocked in front of many people, during large lectures, presentations etc. in the m...

5 seconds? I am pretty sure that would be "just 5 seconds" for many stutterers. It could be worse :) My record is like 40 seconds. I understand how bad it feels. But it is not a big deal, it is just...

If I can improve it, I will. Living with a pretty bad block is not a fun/easy time…...

Got much better for me around age 19, I was even on four episodes of TV at age 20 and didn't stutter once, after stuttering badly since age 5. Has never completely gone away but has decreased dramatic...

If it's a concussion, you can visit the neurologist and check for neurogenic stuttering. If you only stutter on 'specific' letters, then it's not neurogenic (but I may be wrong here) and then it's ver...

I'm a teenager, too, and I've been stuttering my whole life. Unfortunately I don't have any suggestions except speech therapy, which I keep plugging away at hoping it will pay off eventually. My stutt...

While mine did not go away 100%, it drastically improved at age 26 to where it's not apparent to anyone. It only shows up if I am really tired or under extreme stress but even then it's minimal and i...

it went away for me around the age of 23-24 with some ( huge ;) ) work. The closest thing to sutter I have now is that I need to split the really long word when I say them (like 5 syllabels words)...

Think it depends. I'm 18, had a seemingly life long stutter and it's not gotten much better as I've aged...

Research shows that 80% of kids remove stuttering completely (it's called outgrowing stutter). If you give up or label as 'I'll always stutter' then by definition you expect a stutter (reinforcing hab...

I'm also 17 years old. and I feel like I won't get over the stutter. because I've seen most of my stuttering transformations, I know it can get worse or better, but it will never go away....