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Yes! I believe a speech pathologist said it's the most common thing for stutterers to consistently block on! Its a psychological thing because it's a word that we cannot avoid saying....
Same here man. I have a block almost every time that I say my name and have always wished that I had a name that had a softer start. One of the most embarrassing blocks I've ever had was when I went t...
i find that when i’m alone talking myself or to my phone i barely ever ever stutter! crazy how much power circumstances have over our stutters (:...
I have faced people stuttering and It has put my mind into thinking I do stutter. But I am doing some reading aloud and trying to stay calm when I think it is going to happen and that usually helps a ...
I really need help with this.
I really need help with this. (14m) btw Right so basically I started having a bad stutter the other day with just like little stumbles and what not before that day (couldn't be classed as stuttering i...
I've thought about this a lot since reading the book *The Body Keeps the Score*. The writer is one of the world's experts in trauma. And he talked about how in patients with PTSD, the Broca's area lit...
Does anyone else’s stutter make them come across as rude?
Does anyone else’s stutter make them come across as rude? [deleted]...
Neighbour stutters which causes me to stutter.
Neighbour stutters which causes me to stutter. I have tried looking this up but cannot for the life of me find anything. My new next door neighbour has a very bad stutter and they're nice to talk to b...
I don't stutter when I read aloud, when I'm alone or when I'm talking to myself only when I talk to other people. It's different for everyone and alot of people who stutter barely show it because it's...
I have the same problem. My stutter (blocking, mainly) gets a lot more frequent with certain people, despite the fact that I’ve made huge progress with it since my childhood. Like with my older siblin...
I have been going to therapy when i was younger that made it worse. About 6 months ago i went to another doctor and i made great progress but then covid came and i clinic got closed so tried to help m...
I don't have an answer but I am the same, speaking to myself, animals, singing or even taking in an accent, I will never stutter, try and talk normally and back to stuttering....
How Can I talk to people the same way I talk to myself
How Can I talk to people the same way I talk to myself I just tried to talk with myself for like 10minutes And I didnt stutter at all I was talking with myself loudly i mean by loudly the same voice i...
Did something change in your Junior year? Did you stop/start a medication or something cause you to become more stressed? This may sound dumb but practice saying your name different ways and see wh...
Well I rarely get the house to myself - my two kids are usually tearing around. It doesn't really matter if anyone else is in the house I guess, though I do prefer it when I'm alone as I like to recor...
Anyone else stutter only with specific people?
Anyone else stutter only with specific people? I have gotten a lot better with my stutter over the years but for some reason now every few months I get anxious and stutter when speaking with my father...
Good job:) But I have a question though for you or anyone else. Do you stutter when being alone talking with yourself,in the mirror, recording it etc? Because I never do this but only when I’m nervous...
My oldest never asked questions. Maybe because my stutter had some what improved. I wouldn’t stutter as much, just constantly getting suck with certain words or when nervous. (Since Covid though, my s...
Do you remember which strategies helped with your stutter as a child? Deep breathing? Stretchy speech? Light articulatory touch? Etc. Keeping a journal of what causes your stuttering (who you talked ...
Yes. I had to make a phone call yesterday and I stuttered terribly. I cringed so hard after the phone call and felt like shit about myself. I stutter, but I mostly stammer. It is worse over the phone ...