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Answering the work phone is a part of my job and sometimes I freeze up, and no words come out. Other times my speech is smooth. I take it day by day and try not to be hard on myself. I hope you do wel...

Yes, the studies indicate that not everyone's symptoms will decrease. That doesnt mean its a hard no, even tho it is for you. For some people it does work....

I work in a call centre. It sucks. But I actually stutter a lot less now on the phones. Probably do more in person now hahah....

Hey. I really feel for you, I went through exactly the same thing. I was diagnosed when I was 7, I am now 40. Whilst at school I had a really tough time, people don’t understand the frustration and pa...

Yep. I went through all that. It's definitely not a coincidence that my stutter improved, noticably, as soon as I graduated from high school. Please tell him that it gets better. School is about stu...

Stuttering is your way of communicating. You can choose to see this as fortunate or unfortunate. I go back and forth between the two even at the age of 41. From family finishing my sentences to those ...

Welcome. I experienced blocking and it was sheer terror at times. Extremely rarely do I do it now (38) and I'd say it was probably through a couple sessions of speech therapy, repeated exposure to dif...

I am 39 years old, 40 in couple weeks and I’ve struggled with stuttering since I was 9. The thing I have a hard time doing is letting go. I can’t just be ok with it. It’s like I know the answer and ca...

You are not alone. I battle everyday with those thoughts. Watching people taking the ability to speak for advantage. If only I could do that. But for some reason, I’m still around. I trek the never ...

I agree completely, I also feel strongly that age makes a huge difference, my stutter ruined my childhood, but currently at age 26, I am already sooo much better....

Hi there. I know the feeling all too well, for me, when my stuttering started to improve was when I hit my lowest and wasn't sure I could take anymore. Being terrified to go to school, then work, and ...

i really find joy when i speak to people but i hate it when i stutter , like sometimes i visualize myself doing videos making people laugh , having interesting debates but it is hard for me just y...

No advice since I haven't been able to practice this much since covid started, but just a lot of sympathy because I am the same. I often feel like my speech is getting better and then I get into a gro...

I remember my skul days when I had presentations or had to deliver a speech, I was really terrified from the time I was assigned the task till completion ! I kept repeating the speech almost every min...

If someone reduces their stutter by 99+%, is it a cure or not? Many people achieved that. Gawin mo yan...

That’s great man and I’m happy for ya but a lot of people are double the age you grew out of it and still have problems with it. Anti anxiety pills could be helpful id agree with that....

I’ve heard many ways to improve it but few who overcome it completely. Heck if there was most of us here would be overjoyed. Yet seems improbable...

Hey. I can’t say much about ways to improve your stutter as I’m still figuring that out for myself. However, do you stutter in Russian and English? I have tried learning other languages and I find my ...

I used to not stutter on my name and now I do- first, middle, and last. Gosh it's the worst, I wish my name was Katie or something...

When I first started learning Spanish, my speech was much better for about two months, and then it went back to normal. So to answer your question, no difference. I liken my stutter to a deadly viru...