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Im sorry you are going through this. This is one of the worst fears a lot of us have. There already has been a lot of great advice given. My dad stuttered growing up and grew out of it. We had som...

I know how you feel and that is why I will not have kids. But if you had a hard time yourself you will be able to relate with your son even more and guide him. Be there for him. You were able to find ...

The loop is not initiated by “stutter”, it is initiated by the “desire to be fluent”. Because we try to be seen as a fluent/normal person, we do everything to avoid stuttering. If we would accept that...

That's seems heart breaking as people who stutter but if you think about it you're the perfect dad to have in his situation....

I’m 22 years old now, and I have a moderate stutter as well. As you know, growing up with any kind of stutter sucks. There’s no sugarcoating that. However, one good thing is that your kid has a parent...

Stuttering is annoying at least for me. It causes distress and anxiety for me. Some get depressed, some don't care at all. Keep us updated....

I thought this was joke because you almost dont stutter at all lol. Good job man. You're the proof!!...

I’ve been doing metronome training for about 7 weeks now and have seen no improvements in my fluency whatsoever. I like doing it though because when I read out loud to a metronome, I feel fluent and i...

For me its situations, where in the past things haven't gone too well, so I have developed a fear and anxiety about the situation. So really, any group situation will send me in a spiral, doesn't matt...

My stutter was on a leash until I got to high school....

I stutter since childhood, most probabbly because I am adopted. I don't know my father. I developed social anxiety because of this. My mom got me at 41 and she probabbly have some type of schizophreni...

Don’t get me wrong. I never said it was an easy path. Sorry if I made it seem like an oversimplification. I’ve had dark times as well. It really is all about how you view stuttering and I understand t...

Yeah. I stuttered at 4-6 or so, then fluent for years. It made a return at 20, coincidentally at a time my self esteem was at a new low. 13 years later I still stutter to varying degrees....

If you somehow accept your stutter and say to yourself "this is who I am, a person who stutters and others should understand that and wouldnt be my problem if they dont" everything gets better after, ...

Absolutely! Ever thought " damn without stuttering my life would be really easy?"...

I never noticed my stammer until I was 11 (but my parents said I had it since I started speaking) then when I started high school it got extremely bad. My stammer has never improved, only my mentality...

I'm happy for you that you got around it, sadly not many make it that far. I definitely think you can take pride in that! I noticed as well that I found my own techniques to help myself. Set therapy p...

May I ask please, I'm just trying to find a cure as well cause I'm just tired of stuttering i have been suffering since my childhood and i got told that it will disappear by itself when i will become ...

Hey, as someone that also stutters, but doesn’t stutter that much, the real problem is just in our own head. We don’t want other people to know that we stutter, and especially we feel embarrassed to d...

It sounds like self promoting. People who stutter become much more comfortable and easy speaking for a variety of reasons. You attributing your progress to reading aloud does not make it a valid thera...