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Your significant other should accept your flaws and find ways to help in whatever way you need (which in your case may just be patience and acceptance). My stutter is primarily blocking which prevents...

I was a late onset stutterer too. I started stuttering at 19 after going through a traumatic experience of losing my mom and not dealing with how I felt. However, after 4 years my speech has improved ...

I’m 1% of 1% because I have red hair and stutter....

Bro, that's pretty much exacltly how I stutter too. I'm not sure if it flares up when I'm sad, but it does so especially when I'm excited. I think you should try explaining it to her one more time, ...

First and foremost, this is a chance for you to open the eyes of someone who’s obviously ignorant. I appreciate that you’re trying to teach her. I’m reading comments saying that they would dump her im...

I for sure use my stutter as an asshole detector. If someone doesn't have time to hear or my stutter, they aren't worth the time in my life, but I can for sure say that 99% of grown adults don't give ...

Couple of remarks here, in the interest of contributing to the perspective sharing: - >**We stopped going** and well, I continued stuttering. I'm now 28 years old. Of course you continued. That'...

I know someone who also only started stuttering at 18. it's rare but not unheard of. Only advice I can give (other than find a *_qualified_* speech therapist who understands stuttering) is to know it ...

LOL! I'm also left-handed and I'm a Lead Backend Web Developer for a digital agency. I guess I'm somewhat of a unicorn :)...

Thanks man for being open-minded. Like I said in my other comments, I'm still working on it and will update my thread. Well, it's totally fine with me; people can perceive my thread as whatever, but ...

I’m a second year SLP grad student and my professor who taught my stuttering class has a pretty severe stutter. He’s an SLP and used to work with clients and now he’s doing research and teaching grad ...

"Your original post was nothing but a veiled plea for people to DM you for your cure" Nowhere in any part of my original post did I ever invite people to dm me. Yes, I commented on someone's comment ...

Thanks! but which part of my argument do you think is not accurate? That stuttering is a learned behavior? I think the argument of stuttering is not a learned behavior can to some extents be refuted...

I second this. Stuttering isn't a learned behavior, although the secondary behaviors associated with it are. And it isn't something that can be cured so much as controlled. I think the last paragraph ...

Congratulations for working really hard on being in control of your stammer. ​ >since we know that stuttering is a learned behavior That's one of the many (dangerous) misconceptions a...

Only if they are able to overcome or improve their own stutter...

I've gone to a few conventions with classmates and have met quite a few SLPs that stutter!...

Absolutely. I am a speech therapist and I have a stutter. There is a long history of speech pathologists / therapists who stutter. Some of the hosts of the Stutter Talk Podcast are speech pathologist ...

I would like to chime in with all the other people on here cheering you on! Your efficiency as a doctor does not depend on HOW you say things, it depends on what you know and WHAT you say! I think it ...

I ve gone through therapy for a year and got better in terms of way of thinking and speaking... But still there are some bad days which sometimes make me feel sad although no one has mentioned anythin...