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Don’t worry about it. I’ve stuttered all my life and I have a college degree and work for a large IT company. I talk to people and run meetings daily. People do not care about the stutter at all. Ever...

Every stutterer I know has a college degree, good job, spouse/significant other. Yes it's harder for us but you can definitely still enjoy life. The key is to accept yourself as a stutterer. Honestly,...

Yeah it definitely sucks! But, trust me it gets better. High school was hell for me as well. At least for me, now that I'm an adult 27 yrs old, I feel like once I accepted my faith and adapted an att...

There is hope. I stutter, yet I have a very successful career requiring lots of talking and more importantly a beautiful family including two kids. I haven't let my stuttering stop me from living. Yes...

I learned many years ago people are going to like you for who you are. NOT the way you talk I even dated a woman that said my stutter was cute>>>> upon that word I gave her WTF look and sa...

To live an authentic life our vulnerabilities need to be exposed. That goes for all of us. People who stutter are forced into it early and are forced to confront their vulnerability all.the.time. I’ve...

Absolutely true , this is something ive come to realize recently that pushing through a block only tends to make it more severe. Key is keeping your body tension low and just communicating , not givin...

I hope you feel great about your work, your presentation and yourself. You are a human equal to everyone in that room and you’ve earned the right to be there. ...

> It’s a part of my life I can’t change no matter how hard I try That's exactly why you need to learn to joke about it. Until you do, it's going to just keep getting in the way. I know it's easier...

For me it is about being able to say what I want so say, when I want to say it, and how I want to say it, in any situation. Do I sometimes stumble, yes! But I use my speaking tools to get back on tra...

For us, accepting means that the stutter is there. It’s a part of our world. (My son stutters). I accept that I can’t fix him. Of course I fight tooth and nail for him to get services. The services fo...

I dont get it tho, does accepting it mean giving up , accepting your limits and settling for the way you are and not trying to improve Or is it something else? I want to be clear about it ...

How Do I Define Successful 'Stuttering Therapy'?

How Do I Define Successful 'Stuttering Therapy'? Over my lifetime I attended many speech therapy sessions with professional speech therapists and they had no or little impact on my desires to speak wh...

I posted my recovery story about a year ago. I'm posting on a mobile app, so it's difficult for me to hunt for it right now. The major breakthrough was when I learned I suffered from a ridiculous amou...

I joke about it all the time, especially at work. Not so much on each stutter, but more that I do stutter. I tell people I never stuttered until I got this job, started working with them, that kind of...

Thanks for the input! I have been following the tips from a YouTube channel called Broca Brothers. They make videos on overcoming stuttering. To be honest, I feel like I do not do a good job at accept...

That's great man, keep it up! Yeah, I hear ya, I, too, have this pain from stuttering -- it goes back as long as I can remember, but I think it heals with time, with the kind of stuff you are doing....

I don’t mind. Please don’t speak for the whole community Instead of pretending that everything is perfectly normal, while I frustratingly struggle for 45 seconds to say a single word.. and you know...

When I started my new school year, I decided to be open about my stuttering. Since then, I felt that people were very supportive towards me. Letting everyone know that I stutter was a big step for me ...

Congratulations on improving your speech! My stutter actually went away when I was 10, and it was gone for about a year. I moved to the United States when I was 11 and my stutter returned since then...