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Yes it does sound like you have stutter. If you have trouble saying simple sounds such as vowels and constants much less words then I'd say you have a stutter. Fluent speakers can have disfluent speec...

First of, you are welcome on this subreddit and thank you for taking the time to try and better understand stuttering and eductate yourself on how best to interact with people who stutter (pws) and ab...

I don't know your circumstances but there is a world-famous doctor who uses medication successfully to treat stuttering. He's a psychiatrist and maybe your adult-onset stuttering was triggered by som...

same. The idea that stuttering is psychological is myth. There's a "stuttering" that people who don't have a speech disorder do when nervous or in distress (they just fumble their words and do slight ...

same. And the idea that stuttering is psychological is myth. There's a "stuttering" that people who don't have a speech disorder do when nervous or in distress and there's actual stuttering where you ...

I had a stutter in kindergarten, worked on it, then as I got older It came back in college when I was about your age. Had it all through college and went and got an mri after college then saw a neurol...

Me too. I also stutter when I sing and play saxophone. A Dr. Of stuttering even did a study on me and couldn’t get any conclusive findings...

I think this is a good imdicator of your stutter being neurological....

Pretty sure it's neurological. I stutter when I talk alone too. I stutter when I read passages aloud (in my normal pitch/tone), but not when I purposely speak louder than usual. I don't stutter when...

Why do I stutter even when I talk alone

Why do I stutter even when I talk alone I've read many reports saying that stuttering is caused by psychological reasons. Even when I talk to myself, I stutter. Is my stuttering caused by neurologica...

I feel like there is another entity in me that tries to pause my speech at wrong times and makes me do secondary behaviors and various tics like frowning, eyebrows raising. I feel like I am possessed ...

It's a disability that's usually neurological. No one says that tourettes or cerebral palsey has a purpose. you're utterly delusional...

There are biochemical causes of stuttering to. Dr. Gerald Maguire, MD treats his stuttering patients with medications. They work because neurotransmitters are involved as well as other emotional facto...

Interesting theory, I think it's a combination of anxiety and neurons misfiring. I find if I stutter or block long enough I even lose balance or sense of direction. I'm very interested in seeing if El...

Declare war on Stuttering! Technology vs. Stuttering.

Declare war on Stuttering! Technology vs. Stuttering. I'm probably not the only one who's thought about the fact that there are 7+ billion of us on this earth. And 1% of them are people who stutter. T...

You tell your friends you don’t appreciate it when they speak to you like that about your stuttering. If they don’t like it, then go it alone at school. Don’t get too heated, though it would be tempti...

Ya. The mechanisms for speech are intricate. Everything that has to coordinate perfectly to speak fluently, most people take for granted....

Nobody knows for sure but it seems that there are both genetic and environmental triggers involved. That's why I'm curious to learn other's stories. Speech is a very complex function so it doesn't nec...

So you had an injury and began stuttering around the same time, at the age when stuttering typically begins? Correlation does not equal causation....

My stuttering is mostly gone! Abilify/Aripiprazole

My stuttering is mostly gone! Abilify/Aripiprazole 32M. I've stuttered since I was 8 or 9 years old. I'd rate my degree of stuttering at a 5-7 out of 10, with lots of fluctuations over time and depend...