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Thank you! Yeah I'm beginning to see there is a lot more variety to it that I was aware. I guess I'm really less concerned with getting it "right" than finding the right kind of coping techniques and ...
I'm sure you're already aware, but everyone stutters differently, in terms of the severity and the coping techniques they use. I even stutter differently, and use different techniques, in different si...
Oh definitely. When presenting for university I'm always given double the time to present. I remember for one presentation, we had a time target of 20 minutes, I got 40. In practice, my presentation...
Exercise helps, but there is still no “cure.” It will be a part of dealing with life as a stutterer, it helps, but don’t expect it to ever go away by doing one thing or a collection of things....
Kudos for including a character like us :) It’s always amazing when someone asks the sub for input on what stuttering is actually like in real people, because in movies it can be exaggerated or presen...
I don't get all the negative components. Yes stuttering may be tied to some neurological differences, blood flow in your brain, yada yada, but there is an undeniable mental component to it and how man...
Hi! First of all, great initiative! I'm on mobile, which makes it impossible to see your post as I'm commenting, but I'll attempt a few answers and hope I didn't forget anything. Stuttering varies l...
24 and my stutter is like 5% what is used to be. I didnt even really notice until right now...
I think we all have those same thoughts as people who stutter, but it’s something that we have to overcome in life and not let it define us! Yeah I get frustrated when I can’t get my words out and I h...
I firmly believe for us we have to always push forward. Never backwards. If you let your stutter call the shots then your never going to win. Unfortunately we have to fall and keep on falling. We don...
It got easier for me as I got older. I’m 43 now, and while I still stutter, it’s not as severe as it once was. It does get easier as time passes I found though....
Bro, any presentation i have made in front of public were all successful.But as i said, sometimes my stutter is so bad that I can't even say good morning 😂and people think that i am rude or sth like ...
Will things get worse?
Will things get worse? Will my stutter get worse as time goes on, I mean I have a mild stutter and it really doesnt affect me much but I dont know if it might get worse and affect my life for the wors...
Its quite interesting the nuances that can present with each case. My mom quit out of the blue one day when she was 12. Hasn’t stuttered since. Her cousin, a high school teacher, only stutters in regu...
Same here! I experience severe blocks on the phone sometimes where no sounds come out and then I’ll have other times where I get a head start and talk fine in conversation. I’d say I stutter 6/10, I r...
I think for a lot of us it varies. I can be having an completely stutter free conversation in person, but I answer the phone and it all goes to hell and I can't get out anything. If I had to average ...
As a kid, 6/10 As an adult, 0.3/10 Also, as a kid it was a hard blocking stutter. As an adult it’s more of a manageable slight blockage. There are still the occasional hard block, but most of the ti...
If I had a quarter for every time this happened to be, I would have 10 Range Rovers, 35 Tesla SUVs, 50 Mercedes, 20 Porches, and 1 VW vintage beetle in my driveway. Shake it off and if possible, ...
It's ok, just don't beat yourself up for this, bad days will always happen. Take a deep breath, relax and shake it off, it's not the end of the world. U got this....
Happens to the best of us but man can it be devastating You just kind of shake it off after a while...