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made fun of because of my stutter 😭

made fun of because of my stutter 😭 my dad stutters a lot so i’m pretty it’s genetic. when i was younger i took speech and graduated so i can talk regularly but i still struggle with a stutter. i’ve ...

That's so great if it can help you! Maybe you had some brain chemical imbalance and the stutter was a consequence of it? For my case, caffeine doesn't have any good or bad effect on my stuttering, so...

I had anesthesia recently, not at all. The only side effect for me was to feel so relaxed that I started to chat with the nurse about relationships...

I read that it showed promising results on phase 2. Probably it will continue with phase 3 but there is no certain information. I also want to know the details. Stuttering can be cured or even contro...

Je prends Propanolol 20 mg une heure avant un évènement où je dois parler en public et tout se passe bien. J'ai eu tort de pratiquer durant des dizaines d'anées le bégaiement masqué....

My husband and son both have adhd and both stutter. Though my son has been seeing an SLP since kindergarten and he is fluent 99% of the time. They both take stimulants and neither have noticed a chang...

What helped me tremendously with stuttering blocks was taking anti-depressants (i.e. Peroxetine). I just had to stop after a short while since I developed an allergy. Another medication which could h...

I can't say for sure but when I've taken stimulants recreationally it actually improved my fluency a lot. So your mileage may vary, I wouldn't necessarily recommend testing it out on your own but I fe...

ADHD/ stuttering

ADHD/ stuttering So I suffer from adhd as well as having pretty severe blocks. Recently I decided to make a change and get my adhd under control. My doctor refuses to prescribe any type of stimulant ...

Yes so I have bipolar disorder and some medication I’m on (lamotrigine) cause issues with word recall, but I’ve always had those issues sonce I was 5 or 6 so the meds just made it worse. We’ve been do...

Thank you for your reply. It means alot. Yes. I definitely hug my teen! :) It's so hard to see him struggle. I read John Hendrickson's book and it touched on some medication Possibly in the future but...

Simple… Type 2 diabetes. My parent were both Type 1 diabetic and our son is also Type 1. Unfortunately, being fit did not prevent the onset of Type 2. Total failure for me. I improved my diet by elimi...

No problem, I'll list some things I've done over the years: I used to stutter when saying my name so I made sure I looked in the mirror when I was a kid and said my name, so many times and sometim...

Should I start a course on how to overcome stuttering in 21 days?

Should I start a course on how to overcome stuttering in 21 days? Hi everyone, I am 28 years old. I stuttered seriously for 26 years, but after joining a course, I am now fully confident, happy, and ...

How often do you take it, do you take it together, when do you take it? I am happy to hear that it is working for you :)...

That's great to hear. I've tried many of these class of drugs--most didn't work for me, and some only worked for a while. However, I've had great success on low dose (50 mg, twice daily) gabapentin (L...

After four months my crown started filling in, I'm so confident because of it now also, check out Hair Cafe on Youtube, even though he is not a medical professional, he has some good points for people...

Ashwagandha has really helped me a lot, can’t speak enough praise about it. It’s not a cure but you should see a distinctive shift. Just be careful on the dosage. Studies have looked at the blood of ...

For some reason my stuttering is 99% gone

For some reason my stuttering is 99% gone I'm late 20's and since I was around 5ish I've had a stutter, it developed as I imitated by older brother who stuttered(was a kid who didn't know better), rec...

I've always suspected that stuttering, in some instances, is the fault of complex frontal lobe seizures initiated by speech. It would explain why strange eye movements typically manifest as a secondar...