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Nope. I told myself a long time ago "Fuck it." I don't care when I stutter. I won't let it interfere with my life and prevent me from doing daily activities. I don't let it get to me anymore. ...

Thats great news man! Could you give an example of ''Producing conscious and random sounds that are formed unconscious and precise''? I agree with your statement that by adding more focus our speech b...

You'll be fine. It gives you the opportunity to step up and take control. Stay relaxed and everything will work out as you wish it to. ...

Cured my stuttering!

Cured my stuttering! Hey guys, I've wanted to share my experience of how i became free from stuttering and give you some tips that hopefully can help you as well. A month ago I went into therapy to ...

Adults are going to be fine with your stuttering. The only thing getting nervous about stuttering is doing is making your stutter worse. I had an on-site interview for my current job with old rough an...

Stuttering Adventures

Stuttering Adventures Hello All, I am a person who stutters and I am on a stuttering adventure. I am going to be interviewed on CBC this Wednesday. This is my second interview in 2 weeks and my Newsp...

Finally some progress!

Finally some progress! I've stuttered for as long as I can remember, at least as far back as 3rd grade. As an example, since I was a kid I wouldn't order what food I wanted in restaurants, but instead...

I've formed my opinions through my own personal experience as a stutterer & from my interactions with others who stutter. Obviously your experience has been different from mine as you've met peop...

There's nothing to take responsibility for. You haven't done anything wrong & there's nothing wrong with you. It's simply part of who you are & something you have to learn to cope with. I've ...

Well done on your hard work and perseverance. I'm currently working on desensitizing and accepting my stutterign and take responsibility for it. It's a long and hard proces for me with frequent setbac...

I understand that point of view, and as a person who had a severe stutter for a good majority of my life (I'm 29 now & had a severe stutter well into my teens & early 20's), I can't help but f...

Amazing to see fellow PWS apply Elliott's knowledge in their daily life to release all of that bottled up energy that we have, I can certainly say that it has helped me being more open about my stutte...

People have managed their stutters without taking drugs. i.e. Biden, Emily Blunt, etc....

Going to talk about myself for a lil' bit...

Going to talk about myself for a lil' bit... Been a while since the last time I posted here! Truth is I've had a lot to deal with in my personal life. Nothing negative, but my time has had to be elsew...

Personally, for me being more open about my stutter put off a lot of stress around it and therefore I became more fluent. It might work for you, even in just this situation with exams. It's okay to st...

It's exactly the answer for me. I don't have any other explanation for my situation. My step brother was a stutterer and I became one myself later on. I'm not sure if it's a coincidence. My side of t...

This is an interesting one. In my opinion if someone tells you this it will just piss you off, not even just in terms of a stutter. If someone tells you to calm down when you are mad you aren't gonn...

I've had to turn my empathy way down with my stutter. It bothered me that I would make other people uncomfortable but now it's like "fuck your comfort and let me take my time saying what I need to say...

I stuttered all thoughout high school and some of college and i always hated it. Always thought that i wasnt good enough and why the fuck out of all the disablities in the world i have to have the one...

I also believe that stuttering helped us concerning certain aspect and that there are good things about it, hidden under a thick layer of frustration, fear, anxiety and self-hate. When my stutter evol...