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A feature in my phone where I can record me saying my name, and my phone will play that recording with the press of a button when I need my name said....

I'm sorry for your experience. Honestly I would say that this has happened to everyone here. Because we stutter and we take time to speak out our thoughts people avoid us. People who stutter have les...

I’m mostly an ex-stutterer. Still a few blocks from time to time but nothing major. I got here through 30 years of forcing myself to speak in public. The more I did it, the less I felt defined by my s...

You can learn to move away from bitterness and soul destroying cynicism by examining how people with serious facial disfigurements adapt: "Despite the myriad challenges, many individuals with facial ...

There is no cure. There are ways to adapt to stuttering so that you feel you stutter less and there are also tools that may or may not help you reduce how much you stutter, but there is no cure. Anyon...

This is the only way I made big progress in my 20s, from previously being highly disfluent. It was counterintuitive at first, but I had to figure out how to stop focusing on it and giving so much of a...

What accent are you thinking of going with for me its Australian. I think people would look at me weird but they already do that if i stutter....

I'm 22 and I've never been in a relationship myself. While I think I'm pretty pathetic myself for it, it's mostly because I never tried really conversing with people afraid of what they'd say. At one...

Hiding your stutter as a stutterer is probably one of the worst things you can do. I've been stuttering for 10 years, but it has improved significantly 5 years ago thanks to self-hard work and accept...

Hiding your stutter as a stutterer is probably one of the worst things you can do....

I’ve been trying to hide my stuttering for 11 years, from others and even from myself. Now I’ve been seeing a speech therapist for two months, and my mind feels lighter. Thanks for your reply. I’m gla...

I didn't see anyone, as I have read other people's experience with therapists here, and it's not good. Sometimes, I don't pay attention & just get on with life, even when I'm stuttering, but sometime...

A lot of PWS are covert stutters. They’re able to hide their stutter in everyday life by constantly substituting words or just being quiet and pretending to be introverted. I was a covert stutterer fo...

That stat is legit. It's backed by speech pathology research and global estimates. The thing is, stuttering isn't always obvious. A lot of people have mild or situational stutters that you might not ...

Yes. For the past 16 years. It has forced me to find ways to cover up my stutter. It's weird because if I have to introduce myself in a normal setting, I can't even get out my own name. But give me a ...

Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences. I am glad to hear that you experienced such a positive improvement after finding the right medications. Are you currently taking all these medicat...

Seems sort of arbitrary to me? There are a million things we don't have control over, and speech can be one of those things. Working to accept the lack of control and find an understanding of how to...

Weed pens helped me tremendously with my stutter. Helped me focus on my words, slow my speech, and not GAF about others' reactions. I take it for other things as part of a normal regiment. It helps w...

Hey, sorry. I couldn't find anything infact it has gotten worse, the more I think about it. If you can find ways that not think about it, and think less about your image as a "stutterer" - that would...

I've been mostly fluent for years now. I'm a public speaker. Still get blocks here and there, but mask well. That said, I still stutter in my mind. When I'm thinking, I can feel blocks coming, and...