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Well....I think that the fact that you are even thinking about applying for this means you should. I know you are scared, but do it? Just apply. See what happens. If it gets to the point where t...

Firstly, I think all the steps you're making are incredibly positive and it's impressive you've realized you should do this on your own. I assume your co-workers know that you stutter. They would expe...

Yes, definitely tell people. This will help. Of course they can hear it (tho some might not know what it is), but being open about it automatically makes it less of a big deal for you and everyone, ...

Hey! I just got out of a warehouse job to go to school. At first it was really tough for me and I felt like people thought I was stupid simply because I wasn't able to say some words. Some still do. B...

My ex-bestfriend was a manipulator and he was mocking me over my stuttering for way too many years, he recently tried to mock me in front of our mutual friend, so after few breaths, I punched him righ...

Thank you for this. essentially the main issue is not my stutter, but my mindset. I just put stuttering on this high pedestal and I let it dictate my life. But people like your friend give me hope, I'...

College is the first time in your life you socialize with people that legitimately dont care about your stutter, where its cool to be good at stuff, cool to get up at 7 am and read, cool to be nice to...

Stay positive Man. I know it's easier said than done; but trust me. I like you was in special ed, I went to Boys Town in Omaha, NE twice for it, I had speech therapy for 17 years, I joined the ARMY ...

This is by far the biggest issue in your life so you need to do everything you can to improve the situation. You will need to be super proactive. [Find a therapist](http://www.westutter.org/who-we-he...

The thought of moving to a new place, meeting new people, and have new experiences can cause a lot of anxiety. First off, try not to worry so much about moving to the dorm. Now, everyone's experience ...

I can attest to this. I'm a stutterer in a highly technical leadership position, much of my day is spent communicating abstract concepts and teaching. I have to talk so much during the day my voice is...

Hang in there, buddy. Living with a disability is often very frustrating and difficult. If you can overcome it, that's great. If not, you are still a wonderful human being with many chances to be h...

Hey. I know this probably won't mean much -- I'm a random person who's never seen this sub and got here from browsing /r/new -- but I hope as you grow older you can eventually find confidence through ...

Thank you! I'd like to encourage everyone that if you've struggled your entire life with something, it can be defeated. Decide to make positive strides towards your goal and keep going. You have to...

Well, I believe it has to do with the built in meditative aspect as well as building the mind body connection. Before, I had a lot of fear when I spoke. Especially, around certain people. Now, I'm ...

You had guts, very admirable. As a 26 year old, I would of never thought even attempting to get a job as a cashier. However, I am weaker, but time is hope. ...

This is the perfect attitude, not just for stuttering, but for anything in life. "Well, that sucked. Still here anyway. On to the next one."...

It could be worse then! I suggest taking a constructive thought approach to it than an emotional one. We often automatically emotionally connect to past events when in the grand scheme of our lives th...

*As a disclaimer I typed this up a few months back, and it's quite heavy and direction-lead, I don't mean it to sound like an order, it's just what I did personally, other things may work for you too ...

We've all been there at some point. It's something in our life that we cannot control, and unfortunately we continue to go about our days longing for it to change when in reality it never will without...