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I had a day today

I had a day today I've been a reddit follower for some time but haven't yet posted... Until today. *also - I'm on mobile, I apologize for the format* First things first, I've stuttered for as long as...

Same here. I’ll have period of weeks of fluency and then weeks where I stutter. My stutter has always been like a roller coaster...

Not stuttering everyday

Not stuttering everyday As a person who started stuttering in their adult life, I don’t do it everyday. So sometimes people are really surprised when we hang out and i speak fluently. But on other day...

I was on a roll today at work actually,I had the same sort of mindset, and I think it really helped. Some days it'll be good and other days it'll be bad. I think it depends on the amount of sleep I ge...

It all depends on the day. My stutter is really inconsistent so I’ll have trouble sounding out some sounds one day, and get through them with no problem the next....

I've stuttered since I started talking at 18 months old. I've been clinically depressed since I was 12. In my teenage years it made me contemplate suicide more times than I care to recall. I had what...

May have been worse, may have been better. No way to know and probably not worth putting too much weight into it....

It might have, not sure! My stutter was pretty bad in junior high and high school when I was singing somewhat regularly, but it may have been worse if I didn't....

Mine is usually relatively mild but sometimes it flares up and I don't even know the reason for it. But some reasons I've figured out are when I'm tired, upset, talking to certain people, or whenever ...

Flare-ups?

Flare-ups? Does anyone else go through periods of time where their stutter seems worse than “normal” (I guess, for lack of a better word)? I’ve noticed that mine is flaring up from my baseline (bloc...

I'm currently 19 years old and I've always had a stutter. My parents got told that I'd grow out of it, but of course I never did. When I was little, I was definitely aware of my stutter and would do i...

My stuttering comes and goes in waves as well. Sometimes it's quite manageable, other times it's a serious disability. Most colleges offer free therapy for their students. I took advantage of this, ...

Better. His headaches were gone over the weekend. His stutter is still there but nowhere near as bad. It seems to be going away. He has his follow up on Thursday. He doesn't seem to have any other lin...

His stutter was really mild and didn't interrupt the flow...

I'm happy for you but do you think signing in your teens had any effect on you stuttering less as an adult? It's quite common for stutterers to stutter less as they get older....

That being said, it's worth trying, and if it helps it helps! I used to sing (from 13-18 approx) and I don't think it helped me however. I did start to stutter less throughout my twenties and now at 3...

When I went to church while on vacation the priest stuttered. When I heard him in the beginning, the way he talked initially already caught my attention but I blew it off thinking no way. Then during ...

I have a slight to mild stutter that becomes more obvious when I get nervous. However, at work I got a coworker who can’t say more than a few words without stuttering. Really feel bad for the guy. Her...

Yeah I know. I remember I was on a roll with a certain way and then I couldn’t say it anymore 😂...

What helps you? (and other questions)

What helps you? (and other questions) Good morning everyone! I don't know why I never thought to check for a subreddit for the literal biggest thing to effect my life on a day-to-day basis. So here I...