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I don't have any advice for you, I just want you to know I'm going through the same problem and frustrations as you. It's tough, but we can't let our stutters prevent us from achieving the goals we've...

Thanks! That’s a really good idea, to inform your teachers about your struggle and tell them that it’s hard for me to deal with all the stress and it just makes me very anxious and uncomfortable. Real...

Yes. My speech therapist told me to go as my stutter became so bad I needed to cause myself a bit of pain to 'release' the words. Just one appointment with the guy and I improved 80% instantly as my s...

Thanks, that’s helpful to know. It’s great there are places like this to share stories with others. I’m always surprised how few other people I come across who stutter day to day - considering it’s me...

Yes, I agree that having a place like this to talk with others and normalise stuttering is often more helpful than techniques etc ...

I like your question. I kind of feel that's how this subreddit works. It's just people who stutter talking to people who stutter. I'd like to hear less from SLPs and more from people who stutter. I li...

I've never looked online for help, because I'm more of a hands on person, but it always frustrated me every time I went to a SLP clinic, not one of them had any speech problems. It also infuriated me ...

There really is and it makes sick, trying to make money out of us, using false hope and lies to try and con us. We have enough shit to deal. ...

Thank you so much for your kind words, it means the world that to me that fellow stutterers have responded to this so positively. Please feel free to screen this, and any sharing is always a massive h...

God. I love this sub. It really makes you feel like stutterers are an actual community where we have committee meetings to vote on which consonant or vowel to nix for the rest of the month. Love you ...

I went to last year's and it was a really cool experience. The first day is such a sensory overload from meeting so many stutterers. You'll sleep like a baby after that day, hah. It's really strange b...

It’s also a learning process for her. She will learn how you talk and once you get more comfortable it won’t be nearly as bad. It’s going to be ok!...

You're actually in quite a privileged position: You've got another stutter _right there in your home_. Stutterers can gain a lot from exchanging with each other :)...

Hello, I translated your post. I completely agree with you, and I hope you found my film to be respectful. I am sorry to hear you’re having a hard time with work, make sure you seek help if you need i...

I hope it went well for you today! I worked in food service for years and it was definitely tough sometimes. Any new responsibility I'd take on I'd have to adjust and relearn how to avoid stuttering....

Thanks for watching! Yes I really wanted to show something that is really normal to fluent speakers and try to show what it can be like for us. Also the last thing I wanted was for this to feel exploi...

Stay strong my fellow stutterer, keep trying for progress, take it one day at a time. I never thought I'd get out there either and it happened. Even when it's hard, try and stay positive and look forw...

I did in high school at a grocery store. I won't lie, it was a little rough at first. But I adjusted, almost had a script that I followed. Then I started making small talk with people, some really app...

You know, I think having _nice situations_ with stutter seems kinda important to be able to improve. I'm not quite sure. But I feel I've gotten better being around nice people....

Nice! Being friendly and having a good attitude makes a big difference for me. Same with smiling. I never wanted to touch retail so I can't chime in too much but good job and keep it up. ...