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Hebrew (native) - My stutter is mild to moderate. Russian - Moderate English - Moderate to severe since I use it rarely. I tried to learn Spanish - what a difficult language for a person who stutt...

There is a genetic component and it can be passed down generations. My dad had a stutter (he outgrew it at 20), and I have a pretty severe one (neither of my two siblings do). For a long time I did ...

Bad stutterer here and raise 2 kids in their late 30's now. They have poked fun at me but they never had an issue with their speech....

I'm 41, a radiology IT consultant, and have stuttered my whole speaking life. I would not go that route. It is an impediment but doesn't disable any of us (although it sure seems like it at times)....

I used to stutter only in one language, but now I stutter in two... But I still stutter mostly in the first one. Both are basically a mother tongue for me, as I was raised bilingual, but after some li...

My first ever block I remember was when I was at the gym one day working out when I was a junior in high school, I was tryna say “You still using this machine?”. It ended up coming out as “Y-y-y-y-y-y...

I stutter (my dad stuttered as a child) and I have an almost 4 year old son. He does not stutter (yet), but he has been diagnosed with Apraxia. He also has a significant expressive speech delay beca...

Parent of three. I was a severe stutterer as a child. None of my kids stutter. There are genetic factors, but don't think of it as hereditary. Although stuttering can cluster in families. Speech is ...

My dad has a pretty severe stutter that (as far as I know) has not gone away or improved over the 40+ years of his life, and I have a moderate one that is not improving either (late teens). I don't kn...

I've never had a stutter and my son's mom never did either, however my son has a severe stutter along with adhd. No issues with stuttering in either of our families either, so I'm gonna say it's not a...

I have heard that stuttering may be hereditary. I have brothers and an uncle who have a nearly unnoticeable stutter. I am a moderate stutterer/clutterer. I was first diagnose with speech impediment...

I think for me I've got worse as I got older, or maybe as I got older I was faced with more experienceies where I had to try and make a conversation ,...

Thanks for all the input, I guess the general census is your stutter remains , but the odd few seem to fair better when speaking another language.....

At the time I'd say it was moderate on average, severe on a bad day. Now (a lot of speech therapy later) it's consistently mild. IMHO your time and money is better spent on therapy....

It’s good that it worked for you though. How badly do you stutter without it?...

I'm experiencing this at the moment. I thought I was rid of my stutter, but it has come back completely. I have 1 other friend with a stutter, we bond over it. But I have been finding it really diffic...

It is happening to me, since a couple of months I feel more difficult to maintain a fluid conversation. I blame almost not seing people last year because covid...

You shouldn’t limit yourself just because of your stutter. I have a moderate to severe stutter and I work a job that involves a lot of interacting with customers face to face as well as a lot of speak...

Growing out of it will prob never happen, I'm sorry to say.. I'm 58, had a damn lifetime of this... I've mentioned on other posts, I'd be a completely diff person with a diff life if it wasn't fo...

Stutter Pet Peeves

Stutter Pet Peeves Here's a small list for me to vent my frustrations out. \-When I know what I want to say, but it won't come out. \-Sometimes I struggle to pronounce words because of my stutter...