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commentr/StutterAug 5, 2022
1 points

Yeah, tried to get disability when I was younger,like 15 years ago. And they wouldn’t accept it (in the US). I did talk to my employer about accomadationd....

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commentr/StutterAug 5, 2022
23 points

>Every time I fill out a job application and it asks if I have a disability, I select no Select Yes ​ It's an application. Think of it as a creative writing assignment...

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commentr/StutterAug 5, 2022
15 points

I had an interview for Disabilty allowance when I was 18 as I couldn't get a job. The interviewer asking what situations I find most different and I said speaking on the phone. And his response was PW...

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commentr/StutterAug 5, 2022
2 points

Colleges and universities in the US have special offices for students with disabilities. You should be able to get classroom accommodations for stuttering. Good luck!...

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postr/StutterAug 5, 2022
39 points

Why is stuttering not considered a disability? (Canada)

Why is stuttering not considered a disability? (Canada) This really pisses me off. Every time I fill out a job application and it asks if I have a disability, I select no because it's not recognized a...

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commentr/StutterAug 4, 2022
1 points

Hello! I haven't received or tried to receive accommodations through disability services, mostly because I never knew that was a possibility for stutterers. It does seem really helpful, though. For t...

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commentr/StutterAug 4, 2022
5 points

I usually got accommodations for presentations and stuff - I did them all in private, just in front of 2-3 professors. Everyone was really understanding, even if it took me an hour to get through my “...

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commentr/StutterAug 4, 2022
7 points

Haha I can relate on the first day “ice breakers”. I would speak to my professors; however, the professor who has made accommodations for me this past year is who suggested I get ahold of disability s...

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commentr/StutterJul 22, 2022
4 points

I actually got disability money for it when it was at its worse. A psychiatrist employed by the government agreed that stuttering hindered my chances of finding employment and gave me money for it so ...

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commentr/StutterJul 13, 2022
1 points

I'm not going to say all colleges have it or will accommodate but most have a disabilities service you should ask about....

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commentr/StutterJul 13, 2022
2 points

Colleges and universities have student disability services, and you can get accommodations for stuttering. Also, some have a training program for speech-language pathologists, and so may have clinical...

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commentr/StutterJul 13, 2022
1 points

Just graduated and I majored in history and creative writing. My professors, in general, didn’t care. There was a lot of talking and presenting though. I took a public speaking class and just mentione...

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commentr/StutterJul 8, 2022
1 points

Yes very true, I’ve accepted that if these devices are here to assist me, I’ll take full advantage of that. At the pre-meeting of my placement I’ll definitely explain to her my situation. It was also ...

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commentr/StutterJul 8, 2022
5 points

Yeah so the police officer thinks you're trying to pull out a gun and shoots you in the face. "Cause of death: stutter" will not look good on a tombstone....

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commentr/StutterJul 7, 2022
5 points

if you get pulled over often you should get a sticker for the window so you can just point at it!...

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commentr/StutterJul 7, 2022
2 points

In many ways Stuttering is very similar to bad eyesight or bad hearing. For bad eyesight/hearing we use technology (eyeglasses/hearing aids). The same goes for bad speech (stuttering). You use Dela...

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commentr/StutterJul 6, 2022
1 points

There’s no harm in writing down your stutter as a disability. My boss asked me recently why I never wrote it down and I said that I didn’t want to as I thought it might of been a disadvantage. He sai...

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commentr/StutterJul 5, 2022
6 points

Yeah, the ADA says if it significantly impairs your ability to do a major life activity then it's a disability, and it includes communication/speaking. If your stutter is mild, maybe not though....

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postr/StutterJul 5, 2022
3 points

Applying for jobs and I have a stutter

Applying for jobs and I have a stutter Hey, I just have a quick question. When applying for a job and a section about disabilities comes up, is stuttering legally classified as a disability?...

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commentr/StutterJun 30, 2022
2 points

Talk to your school's disability offices, see if this is a discrimination case, and ask if you can get reasonable accommodation - for instance, I'd you're able to perform better by recording yourself...

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