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No problem, I've been stuttering over 30 years, it's never gone away but it has gotten better. I'm not sure if it's the stutter that's better or my ways around it are better though!...

I'm stuttering again for the first time in years. This happen to anyone else?

I'm stuttering again for the first time in years. This happen to anyone else? [deleted]...

My dad largely grew out of his. He had to have his friend speak for him in high school it was so bad, apparently. Now he stutters about 1 out of 100 words. For me, I've been "cured" by acceptance. I'...

My stutter becomes almsot entirely irrelevant when I'm around old friends and genuinely happy. I forget about it and communicate as well as a fluent person despite a few hiccups here and there. But it...

I stuttered horribly all throughout my childhood and into high school. I did seem to just simply grow out of it as I entered adulthood. I casually saw a speech pathologist once a week or so for a year...

For some reason I can never just accept it, I'm very self conscious of it and I'm 36. I have noticed it's much better than when I was a child but I just have to go with the ebbs and flows of my fluenc...

I get a mix. When I'm really tired, I kind of zone out and am pretty fluent but that's not always the case. I'm super lucky and have Bipolar so when I'm up near mania, all I do is stutter!...

Yeah, stutter tends to vary like that. Have you tried speech therapy? Maybe you can pick up some techniques to help you manage....

Interesting. I only stutter on certain sounds, like Ds and Rs, I find it interesting to read that a lot of people stutter in certain situations, rather than just specific letters. Thanks for sharing!...

I don't know if I'm the only one who thinks this, but I really don't like this video. Let me explain: - People would ask me after they'd seen the episode "have you tried what the kid did on Educatin...

It's one of those things that if you think about it the worse it gets. Tried speech therapy, therapist said I should just speak slowly but easier said than done. Best advice is don't think too much ab...

Thats good you don't stutter much (every paragraph or so you said) but theres some people (like me ofcourse lmao) who stutter like every 3 words and my god if it isnt the most demoralizing thing in th...

I also had a moderare-severe stutter as a kid which I eventually and gradually grew out of as I exited my teens and into my 20's. I can't identify any thing in particular that I did or that happened t...

Sorry but I have to disagree with you that you should just blow it out the window. Having an extreme stutter in my opinion is just as limiting as having no legs. Not being able to say your name is pre...

Update to my last post about getting a disability interview

Update to my last post about getting a disability interview https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/6lign7/i_set_up_an_interview_for_disability_anyone_else/ So the big day finally came, I had my in...

Well, speech is faster and more nuanced - that's why it's so popular. Not to us, of course. But we encounter it a lot. I used to think I could simply make my own preference in dealing with other peopl...

Any tips to help every day stuttering? It's getting worse and worse.

Any tips to help every day stuttering? It's getting worse and worse. Hello Reddit, first post here. I am 24 years old and I have a bad stuttering problem. It's not with certain words or letters; to my...

Has anyone had success reducing their stuttering? I've looked up everything but may as well check here too.

Has anyone had success reducing their stuttering? I've looked up everything but may as well check here too. ...

Church hill stuttered. But you should be fine just practice a lot and don't focus on it. If the stutter is sever and you can't call in an air strike you'll probably get people killed as a marine offic...

It has been a challenge for me too. But I think it has more to do with your personality or how you handle your stuttering than the stuttering itself. I have a severe one, so it's certainly a challenge...