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This is very hypocritical to say. As stutters, we deal with this issue everyday. In schools, at the workplace, interacting with peers and even ordering food. No one chooses to “ignore” the fact. And i...

It means I cannot speak normally, really. It has created a lots of problems and my local government acknowledges it. Nothing more to it....

Your post title is literally “how can you say stuttering is incurable” but now you’re saying it’s not curable? Normal fluent people don’t involuntarily repeat words. It just struck me as a bit offen...

It’s a neurological disorder. Scientists don’t even know for sure why people stutter. To claim that you have the 100% cure for all stutterers is asinine to be honest with you. Unless you’re a neurolog...

~~Stuttering is the only disability that is still treated as a joke. Yes, it is disability. Don't be "careful" about calling it a disability-- be aware.~~ By the way, I just realized that this person...

It is a disability, specially if you can prove the social and psychological damage it usually creates. That's how I got my disability recognised anyways (Spain)...

Ignore people who say it’s a disability. Ignore people who say we are born like this. And ignore people who say there is nothing we can do and we just have to accept it. It’s all wrong. The stammeri...

One helps most people the other doesn't. They don't cure because there is no cure. Also it's not a disease to be cured. There's nothing wrong with stuttering aside from the social stigma placed on it....

That's not true. Our brains are wired bad. Chemicals can't fix it, maybe make it a bit better but anything should of surgery or maybe in future implants / chips can't fix this forsaken disability....

People who claim it's almost all physiological and not a true stutterer...

I don't know you or your stutter, so I can't tell you the causes or anything. And we do not know everything about stuttering yet. But there is lots of scientific research that says it is not psycholog...

>It's 90% psychological, the more you think of it the more you will do it. In fact, me writing this post will probably make me stutter for a little while. The way im thinking is that it's almost li...

I’m chuckling a bit, but w understanding and sadness. I think the field has made adjustments - but is still mostly missing the boat. Last night, there was a post here of “facts” from ASHA. While I...

How can we raise awareness into increasing stuttering research?

How can we raise awareness into increasing stuttering research? I feel that because there is so much misinformation about stuttering being caused by nervoussness/anxiety, people aren't putting focus i...

You are stating opinions disguised as facts that come from misguided people (mens rights types) who have missed out on many opportunities to learn why they are having the problems they are having. ...

This is the kind if thing that may feel great in the moment, but will be detrimental in the long run. The equivalent to eating a whole pizza in one sitting. Dysfluency, especially blocking gets wo...

Yes, but at the same time he says that it depends on your definition on inner voice, as the majority would identify as having one. I think that just stating the statistics is a bit misleading, when ...

Nope, no contradicting happening here! Maybe it’s just semantics. Actually, severe dysfluency/blocking more closely parallels PTSD, as per professionals who actually study dysfluency. But I try to...

Every PWS seems to be an expert on what they think causes the stutter. If you guys are such experts why haven’t you cured your own stutter and relying on AI to do the talking. There’s this saying “ yo...

By the way, I find it very interesting that I don't stutter / have any blockages when whispering. Why then when speaking with one voice? Does it have something to do with the diaphragm? Or are other ...