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I met some people that didn't talk until I stuttered, always cool meeting others with the same speech impediment :)...

This is a real good idea! * Empathy for those who are struggling to speak/articulate something regardless of if they’re a stutter or not. ...

She is not always the cleverest one who said this, haha. So I really smiled about it. But when she told about that she gets frustrated more or less when she talked to a pws more severe, I find that ...

Hahaha, this morning I talked with a co worker about my stutter. She sad that she find it funny. She didn't mean it in a bad way. So I smiled about it. Why not, haha. But she also told me that is s...

I second this, just knowing there are other people just like you and are not alone in this is therapeutic enough to change your outlook. Definitely recommend the local NSA chapter groups. We will also...

I found support groups to be very helpful, both for the mental and mechanical aspects of stuttering. One of the best things was being in a room with other people who knew what I was talking about and ...

I go to my local NSA support group. Even if I don't feel like it, I ask myself would I be helping myself by going or not going? You never know when someone new might come in or someone could share som...

Anyone Use Support Groups?

Anyone Use Support Groups? Howdy all, long time stutterer first time writer. Recently I decided to take an interest in my stutter again, after giving up on traditional therapy about 10-12 years ago. ...

There's something mythical about phrases like these: "Just breathe" "Just relax" "Your mouth's talking faster than your brain can speak" "I didn't notice it, it's not a big problem"...

Thanx. Why offended? You don't talk about it in a bad way, you respect your friends with a stutter and wanna understand what the're going throught. No one ever told me it's cute that I stutter, but ...

Hey, thanks! It's really nice to know that at least one person isn't offended. You just made my day :)...

I don't stutter, but I have friends who do, so I read your subreddit. I actually do find it cute in some contexts. I'm not saying this to annoy you, I just figured I should stand up and be counted. A...

I don't stutter (anymore; used to when I was a kid), but my closest friend speaks with a lot of blocks. Can I do anything that makes him more comfortable?

I don't stutter (anymore; used to when I was a kid), but my closest friend speaks with a lot of blocks. Can I do anything that makes him more comfortable? ^I ^stuttered ^when ^I ^was ^a ^kid, ^but ^ca...

Anyone interested in discussion (serious)

Anyone interested in discussion (serious) Anyone by chance interested in messaging and discussing what things you/me are doing to overcome stuttering/blocking etc. I am adding things to my arsenal (th...

I hear you on this post. Are you by any chance interested in messaging and discussing what things you/me are doing to overcome stuttering/blocking etc. I am adding things to my arsenal (things that wo...

I will be giving more support to those who are having bad days. I just wanted to see more positive posts here to lift spirits up. Sorry if I came off "ranty"....

I had no idea that I was challenging my comfort zone. That's so nice to hear. Thanks > maybe they're pouring out so much pessimism online here because they have no other outlet back at home Good ...

It kinds comes in waves. I sometimes see a string of positive posts and videos and at other times there are more ranting threads.The way I see it is that this forum is a safe place for anyone who stut...

Honestly, looks to me like _you're_ the one "ranting" a bit here... It's _realistic_ to know what stutter can do. We have to think of the people who are worst off, and include them in our community. ...

>those who overcame it did it by being more positive about it Please stop saying things like this. It shows you do not understand that we don't know what stuttering is and that it varies a great d...