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Would you beat yourself up if you, say, had to use a wheelchair? Of course not—because it wouldn’t be your fault. Stuttering isn’t your fault either. Don’t beat yourself up about it. Be proud that you...

I’m wishing you luck! You got this far based on your profile and personality so far. Try not to overthink bc that’ll only increase your nerves. I’m excited for you good luck!...

1. this person already knew a part of you and liked it. Lets see how it goes!! 2. You had the courage, thats a win. 3. Now grow a pair and face that date like a man!! your deserve it...

I'm happy to see a parent really embracing this view. I have several speech therapy clients who stutter, and I can say it's extremely normal for parents to think of fluency as the goal, at least at fi...

I am not 100% fluent but considering I could not even say my name 2 years ago, I have come a long way. I just wanted to give the stuttering community hope and share an optimistic story. I understand t...

I've never heard of a person being happy with their disfluency, 100% fluency is just impossible to achieve for most. Your podcast creates false hope and makes it sound like it's achievable for everybo...

Honestly, your daughter sounds amazing. You should be very proud of her (not to suggest that you aren't). Identifying as a person who stutters in a world that stigmatizes and misunderstands stuttering...

38 yo father here. I've been a stutter since i can remember, i have 4 kids (9, 8, 6 and 5) Beyond stutter, i started balding at 22. I learned that that's just life. I have way more problems right no...

As a stutter myself, I would say don’t delay things due to the stutter, I know it’s hard opening up to new people and am sure it will be hard but you will have to go to college eventually so don’t del...

thank you!! we have always encouraged her by reminding her that we had a president who stuttered, so the possibilities are endless :)...

A minute and a half to get your name out to speaking like THAT?? Hot damn! Whatever the program entailed, I think that bit alone speaks to your willpower and determination; kudos to you on that. I o...

I feel you :/ I wish you some progress nonetheless! I keep telling myself, it's difficult but I'm sure it's not impossible. I managed to become fluent in German, it'll eventually get better, right .....

Don't feel discouraged, and don't let people put you down. 2 years ago I was in a very dark place too, I couldn't say my name, order anything at a restaurant, and found myself writing what I wanted to...

If you want to witness for yourself, my podcast is called The Speech Collective Podcast. I share stories to motivate people to look for a solution and give people confidence, which I severely lacked j...

It is not. I just want to share my story for people who are struggling like I did. I also now started a podcast aimed at helping people overcome speech impediments...

I used to stutter so badly I couldn’t order food or say my own name. Here’s what finally helped.

I used to stutter so badly I couldn’t order food or say my own name. Here’s what finally helped. Growing up, I struggled with my speech every single day. I couldn’t introduce myself, order food at a r...

I used to stutter so badly I couldn’t order food or say my own name. Here’s what finally helped.

I used to stutter so badly I couldn’t order food or say my own name. Here’s what finally helped. Growing up, I struggled with my speech every single day. I couldn’t introduce myself, order food at a r...

I can see how it can be a challenging experience for someone who has never encountered stuttering. Take this as an opportunity for personal growth. This is 100% a “you” problem. Don’t make it a hi...

As someone with a stutter and is an ENFP i love talking to others and my stutter doesn't get in the way much. When talking to new people, as a teenager they'd make fun of my stutter especially if ill ...

Yes—I believe at times I had absolutely none. Then, I have to admit a part of me rebelled always: there is so much more to me than stuttering, and those parts called for recognition. It’s so hard, and...