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Thank you for your comments, everyone. I enjoyed reading it and learning about other people's stuttering experiences, and it was wonderful to hear that it doesn't matter compared to what I have to say...

I don't think you should be or need to be worried about your stutter getting worse. I think for the vast majority of us, and I'm happy to be corrected (althought I hope I'm right) that it gets better ...

Sometimes talking about it makes there be less tension then you don’t have to hide it. And speaking will come easier. Good luck...

Thats super nice to hear, I will be finishing my PhD soon from Organic Chemistry and I've been to many conferences as well. I did not meet any person who stutters on the conference though, but but we ...

I’m a PhD student in a physics program and the only advice I can really give is to just be confident in yourself. Your stutter makes you unique and gives you unique insight into your work, and accepti...

It's the planning which causes a lot of our stuttering. Fluent people aren't thinking about how they are going to say this or that. Need to get back to the present moment. You may still stutter, but p...

Definitely the way to improve your stutter is accept it and not think about it. Easier said then done but the more i focus on mine the worse it is. But on the flip side. The less I focus on it the bet...

Hey chase, thanks for your advice... just wanna let you know I've watched your YouTube videos on my bad stuttering days and they've been quite amazing.. i totally am gonna work on my relationship with...

Thanks for your advice, will definitely look upto for what you said.. this actually helps a lot.. stuttering is all in the mind i believe...

It just makes sense. It's not that you are focusing on your stutter. It's that you are trying not to stutter. That's where you put your focus. And whatever you resist persists, so if you are try...

Ah, I see. Well, in my opinion we should not feel 'negative' about our stuttering problem, we should do somethings for not stuttering anymore and we should support each other! I'm always here for supp...

There is no cure, you can just learn to overcome it to the point where its not an issue anymore. And that should be the goal for anyone who stutters....

From having a stammer my whole life, I can tell you the best thing you can do to help a child with a stammer is to get them used to talking about their emotions and how they feel about their stammer. ...

Of course, I’m glad that I can be of help. Yea, so much of the stuttering journey is learning to regulate emotions in a way that we aren’t repressing them, but also aren’t losing control over ourself....

Current SLP grad student here (and a person who stuttered a lot throughout my childhood)- It’s always helpful for parents and family to acknowledge the stutter, but remind the child that it does not d...

This is exactly the teaching of the McGuire programme (also stated by u/sonfufon) which is taught to by stutterers to stutterers all over the world. There are even books in the subject. I am glad th...

I'm an SLP who stutters. First, I'm genuinely happy for OP that they have a strategy that seems to work for them. Sometimes, individuals might have a breath support issue that is separate from stutter...

This is very insightful- I was afraid that somehow by ignoring it I am making it worse. I will try my best to acknowledge it and tell her it’s ok! We have a phrase around the house that “everyone is d...

This. My family went the “ignore it” route and it made me feel like I should be ashamed of it, the elephant in the room. Acknowledge it ans acknowledge that it doesn’t matter, she can still do anythin...

Hey Saoirse, I just wanted to say that you have a lovely name. I really like it and I feel your struggle. My name starts with an R and its almost always hard to say, even if it's short. I just wante...