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I workout. Hasn't helped my stutter. Hasn't helped my confidence. But that's just me, a sad soul....

Life with a Stutter

Life with a Stutter I am a 22 year old Male who has stuttered ever since I could talk. It was awful growing up but I got to a point where I could handle it and I didn’t care what people thought. Then ...

When I noticed that I stutter

When I noticed that I stutter Sorry if my English is bad, I will try my best As far as I can remember I had a stutter for 8 years and I am 17 currently. My mom told me that I started stuttering after...

days when I stutter all the time, days when I can read aloud a complete book without any blockage. It does not matter if I am good or very bad, I can't find a pattern in this, it is totally random....

Is this a serious question? Easier without a doubt in my mind. If I didn't stutter, I would have accomplished the things I have in my life a lot sooner. Some things I'm still trying to accomplish. Stu...

Yes you're right we have not any cure for now. But i think it's only FOR NOW. When i'm alone i'm %99.9 fluency and normally %85 fluency. I think it's all about how much percentage you are in normally....

Hm, let's do a litmus test of sorts here: • If you didn't stutter, would your life be harder or easier?...

It sounds like you don’t actually have a stutter just occasional blocks that everyone has. Maybe a bit more than usual but nothing serious...

There is currently no cure for stuttering. That's a scientific fact. It is also not true that we don't stutter when we're alone. Take a look through the various YouTube channels run by people who stu...

Depends on whether I stutter. When I am fluent- I feel this feeling of triumph. When speak and stutter badly, it gnaws at me for days sometimes. Just this feeling of a knot in my stomach for days. U...

Yup, I agree with that as well. :) I usually refer to it as "mode of performance". And sometimes we can't even rely on *that* to remain stable......

> the reason people usually advice to stutters to speak slowly is the fact that [...] ...is the fact that this piece of advice has been distributed in copious amounts over generations without any ...

I am a woman I'm 30's and the anxiety is slowly killing me. I have a mild stutter with moderate flareups that last for a few months at times and they are always a surprise. But they disappear before ...

That wholly depends on how severe the stutter is. If you told me to speak slowly and breathe when my stutter was as its worst in my early 20's, I would have strangled you :) But, yes: it helps to co...

I agree with your objection (against generality), but I think we should allow for the data that at least some stutterers experience at least some measure of succes with a focus on breathing. Stutterin...

Good day, bad day is when you're entire day revolves around your speech. You have a good day when your speech is good and your day is bad because your speech is bad. The events or circumstances of the...

Yes. But its sort of a bell curve. Everyday- Mild stutter Mildly infuriated- moderate stutter, Epic melt down- no stutter murderous rage - cant get a word out! TBF I am not usually crying or yel...

Since I too have a stutter, yes if it is in fact a stutter. There is little to nothing we can do about our stutters. I work retail and often I have to cashier, I absolutely hate doing it because it al...

I think you hit the nail on the head! Getting past the embarrassment we feel about stuttering is a huge step. I’ve stuttered my whole life but now that I’m older (42) I don’t care as much about what...

Sounds like you got it down. The whole "good day, bad day" dichotomy is so terrible. Its like your playing in a lose-lose game. I'm glad to hear you understand what you need. My suggestion now is to f...