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Interactions with people I am curious with fellow PWS. When you are interacting with a new person and they make no facial gestures or mentions anything about your stuttering, but continues on as a nor...

Why do we not have a weekly virtual support group?

Why do we not have a weekly virtual support group? I would very much like to join something like this where I can practice talking and share struggles. I understand that a large group meeting is not...

Any Christian stutters in the chat?What verse in the Bible do you lean on for encouragement?

Any Christian stutters in the chat?What verse in the Bible do you lean on for encouragement? I have a question to my fellow Christian stutters or even if your not a Christian but you’ve heard somethin...

I’m soooooo happy for youuu stranger!!! aww this has made me soo happy, that you got through it just fine. Well done for pushing yourself, not giving up and just simply being you. This has even enc...

This is a great story I’m so sorry you’re going through this and I can’t imagine how you feel but I hope you’re able to find the self confidence to make your future the best it can be...

Your school counsellor used a bad analogy but the logic is this: every single person has something about themselves they are embarrassed by. Some are worried they are too tall, or too short, or their ...

Stuttering got compared to an overweight girl

Stuttering got compared to an overweight girl Theres this counselor at my school that i love speaking to, i decided to talk to her about my insecurity with my stutter and for comparison she used a fat...

Thank you very much for sharing. I’ve had success with similar methods. It’s a confidence game. Congratulations on the great progress....

I love this, I tried to say something similar. But I wasn’t very good expressing myself. I think I came off a bit too harsh. I want to see everyone in this sub achieve their goals & eventually be happ...

I don't mean they can figure out how to solve it or anything like that. I just mean that they can learn a little about the emotional impact of stuttering and how to be more informed about how intense ...

Suggestion: post flair for 'venting' (and maybe 'seeking advice' as another one)

Suggestion: post flair for 'venting' (and maybe 'seeking advice' as another one) Hello! So I've been silently observing this sub for a while now, and I've seen a bunch of posts that are either quite ...

I definitely agree, Let’s start one. It’ll be a slow start but I hope with more engaging content & positive conversations. We’ll gain a strong community. Every group I’ve joined or found is nothing bu...

I've honestly brought about creating a separate subreddit that is more focused on affirmation and lifting up, but it's tough bc people's struggles are super valid. But it makes it depressing for me t...

What areas of character or otherwise do you feel might be stronger for PWS as a result of having a stutter/stammer?

What areas of character or otherwise do you feel might be stronger for PWS as a result of having a stutter/stammer? Title + I'm writing something now on what traits of mine might be stronger as a resu...

Take her to events, stuttering groups for stuttering children, those help her a lot in gaining confidence and accepted. In the US you have [Friends](https://friendswhostutter.org/), in the UK [STAMMA]...

Tell her that her stutter is not her fault. It is a neurological response in a developing brain. It may be transitory, it may not be, but that doesn't mean this is the end of the road....

Hello, stutterer since I was 4 (accident). Support her no matter what, listen to her, let her speak at home without finishing the sentences. Just let her know she is accepted with all the issues she h...

Tell her it’s not her fault and that having a stutter doesn’t mean she is worth less than others. When she speaks (or is unable to), have patience with her. And most importantly – help her on the path...

One thing about stuttering is that it makes you vulnerable and allows others to be vulnerable with you there is a great ted talk about it by Christopher Constantino. Like one time i was at a grocery ...

Hi there! I stutter since I was four or five years old, I feel isolated too because I can’t usually find people like us who stutter too…. that’s why this sub reddit is very helpful to me....