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You have achieved an incredible feat of recovery. Your success will help others. I finally completely became fluent. It is possible with hard work.. Congratulations. If what you posted helped you, it ...

This sounds very promoting. I stuttered for 65 years and then fully recovered. Fluency enables greater fluency. When you realize you're not stuttering, you forget you're a stutterer and success breeds...

Where do you live and what is your primary language? I only ask because your English and spelling see so good. I'm 76 years old, stuttered from the age of 5 and at 70 I fully recovered. My stutter wa...

I might be late but when I was younger I was super embarrassed by my stutter so I would never bring it up for job interviews. Hardly anyone ever got back to me. Fast forward a couple years, I had an ...

I'm kinda new to this whole"not being able to speak properly" thing. But it's super annoying and embarrassing not being able to speak my mind the way I want to. Move forward,you'll survive....

Friend, you seem to have found something that works fit you. Do you believe your fluency is cumulative? That with every success you’re incrementally building on your confidence and there's less anxiet...

I love that quote. I miraculously achieved total fluency by working with a psychologist who helped me deconstruct my abusive childhood. I've been totally fluent for 5 years now but it's a shame it too...

That might be a factor but years of bad experiences condition a stutterer to so fear speaking that it's impossible to just forget they’re a stutterer. My stutter lasted from age 5 to age 70 and was ...

I understand how you feel. You are educated and opinionated with no way to express yourself orally and be taken seriously. I stuttered from age 5. My stuttering was the result of my childhood trauma. ...

I was like this and it did get better over time, really. I still stammer and still have periods where it does my fucking head in, but most of the time it’s not high on my list of priorities. I don’t...

Mountain Deer. It's possible to become totally fluent thoughyou are now stutter. I stuttered from early childhood until at 70 I recovered through psychotherapy. I dealt with my traumatic childhood. T...

Hello. I'm sorry you've suffered so greatly. My stutter prevented me from pursuing my life career goals. I was fortunate to have married a professional and never had to depend upon a career after Univ...

Exactly its a bit hard to feel confident you know youre going to stutter so i just boost mine by going to the gym . I feel like that improves my self image and helps with my stutter...

Same here brother, confidence is key, for me at least. But it's hard to feel confident knowing that you're going to stutter. I like to think of it this way, God just had to nerf us with a stutter othe...

Tim Mackesey’s podcast. Check out just website to get an idea of who he is, then start listening from beginning (not his YouTube). I used to have hundreds of blocks/day, and after a month of doing t...

I don't know if this'll help you or not but the elevation of mood helps me sometimes stutter less . If im more confident then i stutter less . If im happier then i stutter less But this works only 70...

Online self-therapy manual: * [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/ScriptExchange/comments/zkpy3d/name_how_to_outgrow_stuttering_genre_stuttering/j0xyb4j/?context=3), [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutt...

Look at the Lee Lovett videos on YouTube. I once had a severe stammer and now speak fluently thanks to the program. DON'T accept stammering like so many people say....

Your experiences are actually textbook-standard experiences for more advanced stuttering - including getting fluent at speech therapy. Do you have any idea why? If you find that you need more tangib...

Sometimes coffee helps me, but other times it makes it even worse. I've also found that meditation and positive affirmations can help if I'm willing to believe them. But yeah I feel you, it's definit...