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A bit off topic... Get your anger under control. Anger eats at you. I had a lot of anger and resentment about having a stutter. I'm fluent now, but the anger has stayed with me. It's always there. ...
You should chat to a speech pathologist or ENT. In case it’s helpful, you should research muscle tension dysphonia as well. If you think any of your pain is due to muscle tension, I would highly rec...
Most of your tips works for me too . But most of the time I forgot or unable to apply . - I'm good at phone call ( most of the time ) - in person comunication is good but not in public or with profess...
3-4 years of stuttering…
3-4 years of stuttering… Ok, so first of all… sorry if my english is not that good… english is my second language. Right now I'm 27 and I have been stuttering for almost 3-4 years… before that I did ...
All good. I think most stutterers aren't too happy that they were genetically denied the right to fluent speech which 99% of the population has. Actually, in the stuttering literature it often points ...
I experimented drinking whiskey to cope up my stutter. to some point it worked (not much but slightly that I was confident enough to talk to strangers). But the hangover was so bad that I couldn't foc...
Yes definitely. I was addicted to cannabis for over 15 years to numb myself from it and the anxiety around it all and I also abuse alcohol from time to time because of it....
I smoke it makes it worse for me too In my head and thank u brother yes it is truly hello i hope ur brother is good now...
I feel u man same the rebound anxiety the next morning makes my speech worse just in the moment so desperate for fluency...
I definetly relate. I was a horrible alcoholic for years because drinking helped my stutter. Made it way worse the next day though. I still struggle with it from time to time but nothing like I used t...
Wouldn’t call myself an addict (not that I’m not, I just don’t call myself one) but alcohol and prescription opiates are always fantastic for giving me some distance from my stutter and letting me jus...
Was abusing alcohol and Xanax to cope with my stutter still crave them everyday because I am pretty much mute when I am under the influence of central nervous system depressanTs the stutter Seems to v...
Are there other things going on in your life right now? Stress, anxiety, depression? If I am having a difficult time with things, my fluency can reflect that. Just being tired can negatively impact m...
Has Maguire taught PWS how to deal with stuttering when quarreling/arguing with others? This is the special occasion where I tend to get most anxious and afraid....
Hahahah a neurologist is gonna be the best compliment i ever receive!! Nah i just got interested in why it happens, have had a stutter my whole life and attended many many speech therapists before tha...
Idk if you're wearing a mask while working but masks definitely make me stutter more since it's restricting my breathing so that could be a reason....
for me stuttering is a symptom of anxiousness, so i guess be confident, find some way of doing that?...
Stressful scenarios and emotions + heightened anxiety cause a trigger. Stuttering is usually caused by a neurological pathway so your brain is reflecting a "wrong" order to your motor neurones that d...
I'm 36, in the military, running a shift of 8 personnel. Take my opinion with a grain of salt but I've been living with a stutter my entire life: Cnfidence with a stutter is dreading speaking in fron...
Wow you sound exactly like me<39 yr old male>,having to make a phone call or talking to ppl puts knots in my tummy,sweats and shallow breathing.I hope it gets better....