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question for scientists/academics how do yall go about being a scientist/researcher with a stutter? Im a fourth year undergrad who wants to go to grad school, but the idea of defending a thesis/ maybe...

I'm you one year ago then... I'm having an internship in a psychology firm and one of the job responsibilities is to pick up calls, attend to customers, or call up to Clients to confirm appointment. S...

Navigating Workplace Rights as a Stutterer : Let’s Talk Webinar

Navigating Workplace Rights as a Stutterer : Let’s Talk Webinar Hello fellow stutterers 👋 I hope everyone is doing well. This upcoming weekend, Canadian Stuttering Association is hosting its next ...

i also had some like-minded and non judgemental friends but after i moved i lost them, and i am focusing on my studies, its just that yesterday the stutter got to me, i live in saudi arabia, im prepar...

Where do you live? My son is Pakistani 14 male with a stutter! He owns his stuttering and doesn’t give a hoot about what people think. You should focus on your studies. Communication is very important...

You need to tell yourself that stuttering is just what you do. It’s not bad, it’s not good, it’s a disability that you have. I’m 35, I just graduated law school, and I have a moderate to severe stutte...

Bad day at new job

Bad day at new job Hello friends I recently started a new job at a company, the name of which starts with one of my problem letters. I am supposed to call up some people to set up hiring interviews ...

I do believe that if you stutter long enough, as in the course of a couple of years, you become a lot more observant, and can interpret people’s moods. Like when you’re talking to somebody, you can t...

A friend owns a take away and he has to deal with all sorts of delivery problems. He finds it stressful and delivery people unreliable. He is often stuck with the bill at the end. I am unclear why y...

1. You seem really grounded - and clear sighted. I was struck by what you wrote: "I’m not trying to be a hedge fund quant or Wall Street analyst. I want to engage with clients, guide them, and build...

My stutter is sort of similar in that it’s at the beginning of certain words and once I pass the hurdle, I can speak pretty freely but otherwise I’m just silent and can’t get any sound out at all. Is ...

Hard to go back and remember it all when I was younger but my most recent one a few years back may be my worst if not one of them. I was starting sales, went to shake the ladies hand, tried to say my...

During my dental school interview I started upfront explaining my stutter and it turned out one of my interviewers has a dentist who stutters. It made the whole conversation more chill for me and I th...

Maybe try laxepro any other an anxiety medicine? I have a stutter ever since I could remember and social situations make it a lot worse and I was prescribe about 2 weeks ago laxepro bc I was very anxi...

Bro, I am in the same ship but the fact is I am a 33M, I am also scared of talking to people and everthing. But please there is hope, if your stutter is a result of your anxiety, then definetly going ...

Yeah I feel this way too, though there’s probably thousands of people that get leadership jobs even with one. Maybe they just don’t care if they stutter at work. I’m jealous....

Relatable?

Relatable? If only I could speak fluently, I would have become my team lead. I have almost all the capability to lead the team in technical terms except the communication....

I half agree with this. I don't think it's worth disclosing UNLESS you have a severe repetition or block. Sometimes people don't understand what is happening, which you can't blame them, and explainin...

I am going to MEPS in probably the next two weeks. My recruiter thinks I will be fine but I'm terrified of locking up so bad and not even being able to get one word out. Thanks for sharing that they s...

Get a full time job. Be forced to interact with people, including women. Over time you'll get used to speaking in general and just accept the stutter. Embarrassing things will always happen, but it's ...