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Did anyone else only started stuttering right after the covid lockdowns were lifted or because they spent too much time in isolation?

Did anyone else only started stuttering right after the covid lockdowns were lifted or because they spent too much time in isolation? For context: Stuttering was never an issue for me until a few year...

What you’re describing sounds more like cluttering to me, than stuttering. Cluttering is more like the brain struggling to pace, organize, and monitor speech output. Stuttering is, at its core, t...

The only “overlap” between stuttering and drug/alcohol addiction is the neurotransmitter Dopamine. Addicting is “craving” that dopamine surge in the brain, and that euphoria that comes along with it....

Alchohol and drug addiction are made by bad choices, mental illness and stuttering are things you can't control 9/10 times it's something you're born with or developed over time. It's not anything con...

Nah...

So is having any other disability. I don't understand what you're trying to say....

I know, I know it doesn't give us any satisfaction, but I feel that the problems we have are no different from those of a mentally ill person or a drug addict....

Isn't relapsing deliberately choosing to for example smoke another sigarette or drink alcohol. I never choose to stutter again, I hate stuttering and I don't get any dopamine out of it. So for me it's...

Anyone who despite a moderate/severe stutter is charismatic?

Anyone who despite a moderate/severe stutter is charismatic? I feel trapped in my body I don't know how to put it. Everything is possible, for everybody else with a complete working body. There is th...

Simple answer - No...

No....

Are we addicted to stutter?

Are we addicted to stutter? I realized that mental illnesses are talked about as if they were addictions. You're addicted to heroin, you quit, and suddenly you start using again? You relapse. You have...

If you really don’t think it’s stress/anxiety it is definitely possible to develop a stutter in your adult years. Not that likely but definitely possible. Or you could be just talking to fast & not ta...

nope completely normal....

Completely agree with you. Ive done that for like a year, the past year and saw alot of improvement. I even made a speech Infront of 700 students and teachers. But the struggle is still there. until w...

Sounds like you're just too lazy to put the work in. "Life on Delay" by John Hendrickson is a memoir that delivers hard-won, practical advice for stutterers: Accept permanence. Letting go of the "fl...

Id rather die from those drugs than stutter the rest of my life...

I cant it's kind of a habit now......

How do you feel about this?

How do you feel about this? I just had what I thought was a fairly fluent phone call with a car insurance company, I spoke a bit too fast in places and repeated some syllables. At the end, the call h...

Some medicines improve the problem but do not eliminate it 100%. In my case Xanax and abilify worked wonders...