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You cant get rid of it. Even if you go to a speech pathologist they will teach you some tricks that will work only for a time and your stutter will come back. after some time. I guess just accept y...

Hey - anyone and everyone who stutters, do end up having a normal life. 6 years ago, when I was 21, I was in your shoes too. However, the same year, I organised a TEDx event, appeared on the stage and...

At this point it's pretty severe. I think both regular therapy and speech therapy would be helpful in this case, as it sounds like it's pretty deep inside you. But just wanna let you know... don't fe...

You're welcome! It's not easy being a person who stutters, but it doesn't define me. It's just one small component that I have to live with. Lots of people have disabilities, I try to concentrate on w...

I don’t see anything wrong here. It looks to me like they are all laughing (including the guy with the stutter) to make light of the stutter. Once they’ve had their laugh, they stop and are patient fo...

I am 35F with one not biological daughter(yes im a lesbian). My daughter is 7 and this year she started to show tiny bit of stutter only when shes very excited. Hope it passes. Sometimes shes just for...

Joined this sub mainly for my daughter who has a stutter. I love this perspective so much. I think a lot of the therapies have changed in the last few decades to have more of the approach that you ha...

However these people are in the minority.. I have made the same experiences as you but I have also made some of my best friends while having a severe stutter. I think everything starts with how you ca...

Hello, female stutterer here! I have a moderate stutter, it fluctuated from severe to moderate to mild throughout my youth. School wasn’t horrible, I did get picked on once or twice but I come from a ...

I really dont like this new mindset in speech pathology that is so against trying to improve one’s speech. I’m a 34 year old man who’s had a mild stutter and have never felt shame about it, even as a...

Ugh, I am so sorry to hear that. I am finally in my final year, I still plan to go to grad school which I can only imagine the amount of speaking I will have to do. In good news, I studied abroad this...

Female stutterer here! I would say mine is mild when I’m avoiding certain words/triggers but moderate with no adjustments on my part. I would say because I’ve always been intense about masking my st...

Someone told me that I was their role model today.

Someone told me that I was their role model today. I feel honored and humbled. Today I spoke to a teenager outside my speech therapist office. He saw my veteran hat, and asked me how I did it while ha...

We manage our stutter via all or some of A, A, T: Accommodation, Acceptance, (Speech) Therapy. We must remember that anything outside of A, A, T is danger zone at worst, experimental at best. And exp...

Aww so nice to hear! I always think about making my listener more comfortable. People don't encounter someone who stutter very often and are unsure how to react. I sometimes joke to put them at ease.....

I think my stutter has changed over the years. Started off as repetitions, than changed into hard blocks during teens to early twenties, and now in my late twenties it exists more as elongations and s...

This just made my day! I stutter too and I’m in highschool, not necessarily bullied for it but it has definitely affected my life negatively. It’s nice to know there can be a normal life ahead of this...

I disagree. While the techniques alone are not useful in most practical situations, I think that the more important aspect is the confrontation with anxieties associated with stuttering. In my therapy...

Mckinnon Galloway. Courage and life force this woman have is outstanding to me. She is by far the most resilient human I have ever encountered....

It helps to mention that you have a speech impediment when it matters. Most people behave a lot more understanding once you mention it. And don’t worry about the rest. I think the most important lesso...