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Hey, my speech disorder also developed very early, I also went to speech therapy as a kid, but it didn't help much. Then, when I was about 13, I started reading a book aloud for 30 minutes every day a...

But in their case, they might not be regularly stuttering but they are stuttering at all the places. But in my case, it's different as whenever I am in a call or talking with my parents then I don't s...

Stuttering can absolutely be situational, what you're experiencing is super common and fluency isn't black and white. You also need to realize that stuttering doesn't by default make you a bad commun...

I can’t speak to the benefits of Wim Hof breathing directly, but I definitely feel that exercise that required deep breathing (i.e. running, swimming) helped improve my stutter greatly. And I’m not ta...

I don’t have the answer for you since I’m still trying to get rid of it, but I noticed that people who successfully got rid of it did a lot of weight lifting and had vocal training like singing and st...

Idk if still relevant but almost all of stuttering is from autism. Learn how to manage autism=you win. GABA, inositol, ashwagandha, l-theanine really work for speegh fluency....

That's the 1 million dollar question. Should we or shouldn't we aim for stuttering recovery or fluency? Often, if we desire more fluency, we'll stutter more \[fluency is a **trigger**\]. Traditional ...

I stutter in French, which is my native tongue, however in English I almost never stutter, strange... Its all about the rythm, English is really rythmic when you talk where as in French It can be real...

I stutter less in Arabic and more in English 2nd language...

I speak three languages - English, Hindi and Gujarati. I stutter much more on Gujarati possibly because that's the lang I use to talk with family. Hindi I am sort of fine with because its reserved for...

i have a baby sister and she is four like your daughter, i am 16 with a mild stutter and i started stuttering at around her age so i think its genetic i think it depends where the stutter has came fr...

From what I’ve been told mine went away but I was under general anesthesia. When I’m black out drunk it’s the same story....

> I believe there’s something being triggered in my brain when speaking to another person This is the entire crux of the mystery isn't it. And perplexingly, it's only the effort to *speak* that this ...

Well I stopped taking Ashwaganda last year. I did get more fluent but not because of Ashwaganda but more of just letting go from the fear. From that post 2 years ago, I think I just accepted that me a...

New Adult-Onset Stutter

New Adult-Onset Stutter I've (38f) developed a stutter a couple of months ago after a medical event (for clarity sake, I'm still waiting for diagnosis and follow up on and will be discussing this with...

ME TOO. Caffeine + A LOT of water, like 2 bottles. I have night sweats though so I lose a lot of water. Works best on empty stomach. Gives me 1 hour then slowly loses effectiveness. I do NOT feel mo...

My husband and I read our vows to each other privately rather than at the ceremony. So instead, I just had very small things to say “I, blank, take this man to be my….” Speak slowly! If you’re ner...

Fuck it dude, if they're at your wedding they probably know about it already amd im guessing support you and dont care about it. And honestly, it's YOUR wedding. If you get up and stutter while speaki...

Yep, totally fluent, no stutter at all when I'm talking to myself. Or when I'm singing, strangely....

I think you're referring to glottal stops. I get them mostly with the /i sound You can learn more about it as it relates to stuttering here: https://youtu.be/cT61_TVFed8?feature=shared Also this vid...