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Hello. I read this and my heart feels for you and I see myself. While I still struggle with confidence, I want to say that most people I know who stutter do accept and gain confidence over their stutt...

Sounds great about getting back into therapy. I hope you get some great assistance in managing things through that process. For what it's worth, I actually regularly go to talk therapy just for my gen...

Speaking as someone who felt a lot like that when I was younger (I’m not old! I’m 33 lol), you’ll be just fine. Just take the good with the bad & keep your head up....

First of all, CONGRATULATIONS 👏 on your MBA. Second, all of your hard work is paying off and I commend you on moving forward. I've had my stutter since age 5 from a dog attack and now I am nationa...

Hard work pays off at times

Hard work pays off at times I stuttered forever in my childhood. I still do. I was depressed, I still am at times. I lacked confidence. I can speak well, but only in my mind. I always wanted to be a ...

Bruh life can't go worse and worse, there have to be some moments in your life that are good. Also the "find good friends advice" is the only thing you can do, even if you hate it. Think about it, if ...

The power every word I just read delivers is one I've never felt. With this mindset you'd be able to truly live. I believe this is something us stutters could achieve. But everyone is on a different l...

Sorry to hear that, I know it sucks. But we have think about the positives and ignore the bad, even tho it is difficult...

I wouldn't listen to all the negative comment here. I read an interview recently with Joe Biden where he talks about his stutter. He still stutters to this day, but it is virtually unnoticeable to mo...

Congratulations on starting a journey that I hope will be life changing for you and will probably take you in directions you may not expect. I like the analogy of stuttering as an iceberg. The small p...

Setting up the expectation for your stutter to vanish is setting yourself up to fail when you don't meet that expectation. There's nothing wrong with being hopeful and excited, but it's easier to get...

Speech therapy or therapy for emotional stuff? For me personally working through my self-hatred, self-doubt and feelings of self-worth were way better for improving my confidence regarding my stutter ...

Yes I know that but it is enough for me to be able to go to college and get a job and to have reason to WAKE UP in the morning...

It’s not a quick and easy fix though mate. I think that’s why people are saying to be cautiously optimistic. It will take a long time, and often the results aren’t about perfect fluency. It’s about be...

Guys I'm to try to give myself hopes because I know If i can't improve it, I will left from this world so don't tell me that I'm hopeless....

I'm working on a book about stuttering at the moment, so I've been reading a lot. (I also have a stutter, for what it's worth, and I'd qualify my stutter as "successfully managed.") If you stutter pas...

Yes. Obviously no one in this world is 100% fluent but I say i have overcome my stutter. Theres no more pain related to it, I am able to say and do what I want where I want with who I want. The ultima...

I can also answer “kinda”, since my stutter used to be really severe when I was a kid (started around 7-8) and now it’s gotten better. I did speech therapy briefly but I’m not sure if that’s the reaso...

Thanks for your words! I can’t believe a counselor said that to you. And look at you now! Thank you for the inspiration, and congratulations on all you’ve accomplished! I hope you are proud....

Yes that's what I'm worried about too. Hearing that from your professor must have been a gut punch. I admire your determination for not letting it hold you back. Best of luck :)...