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Have you ever given up talking for a while, after it just got too hard?
Have you ever given up talking for a while, after it just got too hard? Hey all. I'm new here, I'm turning 39 next month, and I've had a stutter since age 3 or 4. In the most prevalent stuttering para...
is there anything i can do/take to help me not stutter???
is there anything i can do/take to help me not stutter??? hiya!! im pretty new to this sub so bear with me XD ive had a stutter since i was 10 and im 14 now but nobody in my family really knows what t...
Stuttering runs in my family. My cousin on my dad's side stutters and also me. My parents didn't stutter. I had two kids, passed it to only to my daughter. My son doesn't stutter. We are mild stuttere...
I was in speech therapy for 16 years all the was from 3-19. I even went to summer therapy sessions in Omaha, NE at Boys Town and Dr. Nausheen Waheed was my pathologist for that summer. I was fluent fo...
How fluent are you now? I understand you’re fluent in daily life from your reply. But what about public speech (give presentations in front of 100+ people) or stressful discussion (like interview with...
I was stuttering from the time I started speaking , probably from the age of 3 or 4 years . When I was child I used on stutter alot when I get nervous/stressed . Now that I am 28 years old I think I c...
Trust me I use to stutter. Now I don't really stutter at all throughout the day, my speech therapist told me stuttering is not classified as a disability....
Yea man used to block a lot. Doesn’t happen as much anymore though....
I've stuttered since i've had any conscious memory of being a tyke. Much much worse back then, as i literarily had to stamp my feet or gesticulate with my hands to get some momentum to get words out. ...
Oh boy, i stutter in both languages i speak (English and a Nigerian language). (Basically i stutter even when i'm talking to myself)...
It's hereditary. My grandfather and my father stuttered. But they sort of grew out of it. You couldn't tell they stuttered at all. I have 3 boys and none of them really stutters. My oldest did a littl...
Yeah i know it was worse when i was young, and i feel like back then it was more cluttering words than actual stuttering. But the ironic thing about my life is that my mom was a speech-language pathol...
Well as what I know, my dad stuttered in his teens and I do too. But I think it outgrew him in his early adult years and I hope its the same case for me....
My dad stuttered. Both my sister and I also stutter. I have 3 year old and I do worry that she would stutter as well. So far - she speaks fluently and there is no issue....
I’ve seen a few speech therapists here and there for it. I don’t really know what to make of it it’s just the way I am I guess...
My great grandfather had a stutter. My grandfather had an absolutely terrible stutter, the worst one I had ever seen. My father has a stutter. And then there’s me....
Very, very genetic. Depending on the study it’s between 70% and 80% genetic, with environmental factors making up the remainder....
My mom stutters. My sister does not have a stutter, but I do. I've had a stutter for as long as I remember. I'm 20 now and still have a stutter. I'm the baby if that matters...
Stuttered all my life, I don't remember a specific time as 'the first stutter'. But i do have a memory from very young of my grandfather asking my mom "what the hell did he say, I cant understand him"...
I started when I was 12.. I remember in the kitchen stuttering on my words. I don’t remember what I said, but I remember not being able to get it out and being shocked and a little embarrassed. We als...