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It will end when you make peace with your stuttering....

1. My stutter is developmental, and started in childhood, probably around 1st grade. 2. I have trouble with words that start with H, A, and I. I also have trouble with my name. I mostly block, where...

Ciertamente puede ser extraña pero hoy en dia hay toneladas de información ya sea en formato de libros, articulos, etc. Que te enseñan acerca de la tartamudez y metodos para tratarla. Ademas nosotros ...

Tranquila la entiendo perfectamente su Español es bueno. Si si recuerdo su historia y como lo supero. Me alegra saber que esta bien. Por mi parte sigo aprendiendo mas acerca de la tartamudez y se me h...

Despenseme my Español. Aprendi en casa de niña y nunca aprendi leyendo. Ahora, tengo 76 años y puedo hablar y entender, pero no puedo escribir con facilidad. Mi dificil hablando, no mas es! Puedo hab...

I wouldn't be able to have the satisfaction of not stuttering

I wouldn't be able to have the satisfaction of not stuttering From what I've read here, one person mostly stops stuttering when he doesn't care about his speech at all. When he treats stuttering with ...

1. Dog attack at age 5 2. All of them 3. My stutter is completely random 4. It was extremely rough, but after I stopped fighting it and embraced it, I experienced a freedom like never before...

Don’t worry, their stutter is not their “hurdle to overcome”!! It’s merely a facet of their character. Their hurdle is, for the most part, depression & anxiety, which I’ve been told makes stutteri...

I didn’t get that from your post, you made a great point, OP. Men and women do face unique challenges with stuttering, and that guy saying that to you would probably make you wonder. I totally get it....

Woah I wouldn’t go that far we’re hardly oppressed 😅 In the grand scheme of things we’re just people that just so happen to speak a lil funny 🤷‍♀️ I mean yea it can be debilitating and cause a l...

I feel thiamin b1 helped me. I still take it. Look at it like this, if it helps 1% and mag helps 1% and working out helps 1% and speaking softer helps 2% compound this over a few years and it can make...

I’m 52, have overcome stuttering and I’m still not 100% sure of why I started. I started in the 4th grade. I grew up with a lot fear and anxiety in our household, maybe that was it? I don’t see any re...

This is kind of turning into a “who has it worse” thread and I think discussions like this could not be more redundant. You see this debate in all corners of reddit and it never goes anywhere because ...

I’m extremely fortunate to live in a super accepting area of the US, luckily. That plus, despite how inundated the news is with trans issues, in my experience the vast majority of people in real life ...

No doubt it is a legit feeling however every human being have the same feeling but for different reasons. You can accomplish a lot of things in your life whether professionally or personally and you w...

1. I stutter since birth. Don't really know the cause, no one in my family stutters. 2. I have trouble with vowels (I'm a Spanish/Italian speaker). 3. It gets worse at random, but I think it varies ba...

Yup but, i just do my best and try to be mindful that like could be worse. Being blind or deaf would be worse in my opinion. With AI and nee brain technologies - we should have a cure for stuttering w...

1. I know i was in a couple of car accidents/incidents when I was a baby. One while my mom was still pregnant with me. The other probably less than a year old. Could have had brain trauma. Not 100 per...

It seems like you’ve been through a lot. Never be ashamed of that!! You sound like one tough cookie!! 🍪🤘🏻 Thank you for sharing :] <3...

1. It was most probably a trigger for me. We haven't been able to trace it for sure, but all circumstances indicate that it was a shock that I had suffered as a kid. It had paralysed me for a week or ...