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You did your best. Don’t be hard on yourself. And for what its worth, I don’t think of you as being defined in global terms as your speech I hear you. Tough day. I hope tomorrow is not…...

I'm glad that people in this sub have started to realise this. I'm a member here since 7 years, and it was not the case then....

>What happens when you try the techniques that I keep suggesting? In my experience, if I do: eye contact, exhale, begin slowly, enunciate with voluntary stuttering, then I hold on to my reason reg...

Actually my suggestions are : eye contact, exhale, begin slowly and enunciate. If done along with voluntary stuttering, eventually the rituals will start to fade away \*on their own\*. I think that ...

>If you have bumpy speech (and no fear, like many young children) it’s not a problem I think this is a popular stigma, because severe stutterers always stutter severely even without fear, like me....

>associated w fear, done to escape a block, tend to increase panic thus resulting in more of itself I agree with the whole sentence except 'fear'. I'd replace that term with 'reason'. One reason o...

"Do you know what they are?" Yes, don't hide instead disclose, face fears and eye contact, don't switch words or move hands as a ritual. Agree with that. "Don't do complex self-analyses" I disagree...

His advice helped me go from blocks every few words to only a few blocks/month. I am almost always able to have control over what/how I’m talking. I think he says that bumpy speech that is associated...

First I want to say that I get you. I’ve also felt this all my life. I’m 24 now, and I have just started what I think the most tranformatory journey of my life. I am just now, at age 24, starting to m...

"Tim used his knowledge to go from having a very severe stutter to his current way of talking. Clearly, it’s effective in some way." Yes agree. "What stigma is Tim perpetuating? " \- anxiety, shame...

Probably the first notable person with a stammer, or an activist for stammering, or the person who named the speech impediment after themselves?...

The problem I think is that you have an uncomfortable relationship with your own sense of identity. I struggle with the same thing and believe many people that stutter do. That’s what I believe the re...

What stigma is Tim perpetuating? What bigger picture is he missing? How can a *podcast* focus on very specific personal situations? Tim used his knowledge to go from having a very severe stutter ...

"Have you listened to the podcast I recommended?" Regarding [this](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stuttering-solutions-atlanta/id1521144482) podcast? In my opinion, it's very important informa...

George R. Stammer, the first known stutterer, was born October 22 1731 in Bollingbrokshire England....

Holy shit. This feels very… relatable. My therapist tells me I speak like I’m a foreigner, and this kind of feels like it? And like? Alex Turner? Kingie! I havent kept up with Arctic Monkeys other t...

I am someone who overcame my stuttering.However, I am stricken with Parkinson’s and have some dementia. I am struggling some now, but not that much. My opinion is that Mr. President is sick. I am not ...

No, but I think Biden thinks that. Many stutterers I’ve met would prefer they be seen as forgetting what they said or switch words around than being seen as a stutterer. I personally stutter unashamed...

Is this because you think being a stutterer is more shameful than having dementia?...

I feel him shining a light on it would show the world he hasn’t overcome it and I feel to him it’s better for people to think he’s losing it than being seen as stutterer. I strongly disagree with that...