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commentr/StutterMar 25, 2020
1 points

I'll look into it. I don't have medical insurance right now unfortunately, so I'll have to see how much that's going to cost to get "proof". I had a speech therapist when I was a kid, but I doubt ther...

School & WorkTherapy & Professional
Access & RightsAccess & Affordability
commentr/StutterMar 25, 2020
2 points

Generally, governments have hiring programs designated specifically for people with disabilities (cause stuttering is one). If trying for a federal job, you need to get a Schedule A letter from a doct...

School & Work
Access & RightsEmployment & Career
commentr/StutterMar 25, 2020
1 points

Yea, you're right I probably just had a long streak of bad luck. I don't have any evidence, but I vowed to myself ever since the engineering firm job that if I ever do get evidence down the road, that...

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Employment & CareerAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterMar 25, 2020
1 points

Management can make or break a position, which it seems like every superior you had was a grade A douche. I’ve had my challenges while finding and procuring employment, but nothing to that extent. If...

School & WorkIdentity & Disability
Employment & CareerStigma & BullyingAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterMar 8, 2020
1 points

Every college has a accessibility support center. You should look into that. They would make accommodation for you and you would just take show some proof to your professor,m. For example, you tell th...

School & Work
School & Academic LifeAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterMar 6, 2020
1 points

A speech impediment has nothing to do with your competence or ability to perform your job (unless it is, for example, a lecturer position where you’d have to publicly speak 95% of the time). So don’...

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Employment & CareerAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterFeb 27, 2020
3 points

In future interviews, I would suggest telling them that you have a disability in the form of a speech impediment. A stutter falls under the disability definition according to U.S. law, and they cannot...

Anticipation & AvoidanceSchool & WorkSocial & Relationships
Avoidance & SubstitutionAccess & RightsDisclosure & Telling Others
commentr/StutterFeb 18, 2020
1 points

Yeah i was thinking of putting it on my resume. But atleast now I'm getting calls for interviews or tests. I'm not sure if that would be the case if i put a disability up there. Did u face any problem...

School & Work
Employment & CareerAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterFeb 15, 2020
3 points

In the UK at least it's classed as a disability and covered by the discrimination act as a problem which significantly impacts day-to-day activities. If you feel you've been unfairly treated and / or ...

School & WorkIdentity & Disability
Access & RightsStigma & Bullying
commentr/StutterFeb 13, 2020
4 points

Bullshit. If no one is doing anything, talk to the local news. You said "stutter" so I'm going to assume you're American. You have a right to be safe at school....

Identity & DisabilitySchool & Work
Stigma & BullyingAccess & Rights
postr/StutterFeb 3, 2020
5 points

Disability Insurance?

Disability Insurance? Hi all, I live in Los Angeles and I’ve lost both my freelance gigs because of California’s new AB5 law (it is a total shit show that has cost thousands of jobs across the state)...

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commentr/StutterJan 19, 2020
1 points

You should speak with the Disability Services at your university. They’ll be able to provide you with the information you need...

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commentr/StutterJan 18, 2020
1 points

Stuttering isn't an excuse in my opinion. Some places recognize speech impediments as a disability. Maybe you can get an exemption or a re-do if you contact a special needs advocate....

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commentr/StutterJan 15, 2020
1 points

As long as the job isn’t dependent on you being able to talk fluently, like a telemarketer, then you’ll be fine. They can’t discriminate against you because stuttering is technically a disability and...

School & Work
Employment & CareerAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterJan 12, 2020
1 points

Well, as you wish, but as you said, you will most probably regret that you did not pursue college and end up with some boring job... I would recommmend you to go to college, even though it is not gonn...

School & Work
School & Academic LifeAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterJan 11, 2020
2 points

You can either live with regret knowing you never went to college because of a stutter, or you can go to college and at least try. Email the professors, tell them know you have a stutter. Pick one, I ...

School & Work
School & Academic LifeAccess & Rights
commentr/StutterDec 26, 2019
1 points

Sure, its a group of people from different minority groups (LGBTQ+, Disabled, BAME etc) who help our organisation support and work with them to ensure all people are treated fairly. Its been going fo...

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commentr/StutterDec 25, 2019
1 points

Stuttering is considered a disability. There are certain people who have such a sever stutter that it incapacitates them from communicating at all, which is necessary in most societies. Also, since ...

School & WorkCauses & VariabilityIdentity & Disability
Access & RightsNeurological & BrainMedicalization / Neurodiversity+1 more
commentr/StutterDec 25, 2019
3 points

With your logic, people in wheelchairs shouldn’t be given access to buildings because they can’t walk up stairs. That asinine...

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commentr/StutterDec 25, 2019
2 points

Just being able to choose whatever trigger word you want would make life less challenging for me. Thank you for rising awareness....

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