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Sick bro keep doing you! You’re not your stutter, and your stutter isn’t you....

We shouldn't let our Stutter define us.

We shouldn't let our Stutter define us. Two months ago I started my gaming YouTube channel and today I have 204 subscribers, close to 6k views and almost 50 videos. And I stutter. A lot. Guys don't ...

I totally feel you, man. I get these thoughts all the time, and my stutter is really severe. What really helped me was going to the National Stuttering Association (if you're in the US) events, becaus...

Everyone has their defects and ours is just more noticeable than everyone else. I’m just telling you to come to terms with the card that we in this sub have been dealt with and try not to let it cont...

I'm a Manager in a large tech company and wanted to weigh in here. I agree that stuttering makes the small talk very tough and awkward. Hands down. Please remember that other people have it tough t...

It’s easy to think that sometimes. But we also have to remember that fluent people are people just like we’re people. It’s not healthy to have that “us vs. them” mentality. They’re people with valid e...

I think my stutter is gone!!

I think my stutter is gone!! Now I’ve had a stutter for about a year now and I had some therapy but decided to stop. It has been slowly getting better and now I think it is gone! I still stutter occas...

BRAVO and thanks from all pws. Your courage taught 100 people and those share with that stuttering is a form of diversity and it deserves respect. Let's all look for these opportunities in our commu...

A trending expression that is helpful is "acceptance and then evolution." I accept I stutter AND I have many choices. I can look at people during a stutter. I can take on feared words versus avoid ...

TED Talk

TED Talk I just wanted to share a positive experience I had recently -- at my work, they had Diversity and Inclusion talks and asked for volunteers for the department. Another PWS and I prepared a tal...

I used to say “thank you” in ASL (sign language). Most people know that sign, no verbal speaking necessary. 💁🏻‍♂️ I still do that sometimes, despite not being reliant any longer on ASL for some basi...

It got better as time went on for me. I'm in my early 30s now with a great job and gf and all that jazz. I have my issues here and there, but the older I've gotten, the more I realize nobody else real...

I went through the program whenever I was 16, I'm 19 now. It is a LOT of work and the 12 days are basically hell. I did see 'some' positive differences after the end of the program, but nothing close ...

I did the program when I was 14 (I’m 18 now). When I was there, the program did help me and I did hear/feel a difference in my speech. But the improved speech went away with time. I’m sure this progra...

I feel for you. I went through undergrad with a severe stutter with mimicking and jokes all the way. Please think what you can do versus what has been very hard and seemed impossible. The amputee c...

Bravo USSHunter ! Stuttering will test you. One day the old sensation to push and force will try to seduce you. Practice makes permanent- use the word often and slay the dragon. Make 'remember' an...

When someone guesses my word or finishes my sentence, I usually continue saying it on my own. They eventually learn that it's not going to speed things up and I'm going to say my own words. Although a...

Don’t do it bro. I am proof that with enough work and willpower you can get over your stutter and the feelings it comes with it. Don’t take your life bro. It’s really not worth it. You need to get up....

I can only agree what others said. Build up confidence in yourself. Most people don't even care about stuttering. Assuming you are male and finding a gf is one of the big worries as it was for me. T...

My 2 cents: I'm 48, been stuttering since age 5. I have a BS in Psychology, MA in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and I'm a National Trainer. I went from 0% fluency to 85% fluency. I am happily m...