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Repetition and Prolongations. I've been stuttering since I could talk, I'm 16 now and it's getting better with age. Mostly it's when suddenly someone asks me something and I'm on the spot, or if I'm e...

115 now :D i have more of a block rather than a stutter, but when a word becomes blocked i stutter as in n-n-n-n-othing but it has been getting a lot better and i improved a lot...

Vitamin B1 + C Can Help (or cure) Stuttering

Vitamin B1 + C Can Help (or cure) Stuttering Guys, I would recommend taking B1 & C vitamin supplements each day. B1 helps to metabolize carbohydrates in the brain to provide energy. A lot of Vit...

I used to get stuck on the "What's your name?" question all the time. The thing that helped me was when I got a job at a supermarket as a cashier. We had phones that we could use when we had to call a...

Singing keeps your vocal tract open. Stuttering happens during moments when it closes (blocking, repititions)...

I'll be 30 this year and have never had anything but blocks. When I was a kid, I'd get a block on every other word I'd say. Or multiple blocks in one word. Today, its only in the beginning of a multi-...

Life-long stutterer here. I'm the same way with drinking. Some of my "best nights" are when I'm buzzed to drunk. I can say anything I want when I want. My friends are blown away by how much my speakin...

Does anyone else find it different with other languages?

Does anyone else find it different with other languages? I find English (my mother tongue) fairly easy, with minimal disfluencey, and I have next to no trouble with German (I'm not fluent in German). ...

If you want to test this yourself, try taking the deepest breath you can, then feel your throat. It will be tight, constricted. Many stutterers attempt to speak like this, thinking lungs full of air w...

We have spent all day training our diaphragms. True story - when you get a "block" at the top of your sentence it is often because of bad breathing techniques you unconsciously have been using all you...

It differs from everyone man...

Which I find odd... Alcohol relaxes your muscles, stuttering causes your muscles (diaphragm and the face muscles you need to speak) to contract. So shouldn't it be less?...

Hm, that's awesome then! Congrats. This way you can drunkenly seduce women with perfect fluency :)...

They make great points, I would be interested on what else you pick up during the rest of the program. The jaw angle theory would explain why stuttering is typically associated with specific sounds. ...

After a bit of speech therapy my stutter is minimal sober, drinking sets it off to the point where I can't even talk....

Hey man I have been at this major research center for stuttering all day today and just saw a big presentation about what real research shows about stuttering. According to these guys (who have been t...

You sound just like my buddy at college. He is the 2nd person I have ever met who stutters and he can barely get out syllables when he is drunk....

I always thought, and was told so by friends, that I stutter less when I drink alcohol. My father recently told me that alcohol makes it much worse. At first I thought that he only wants me to drink l...

Yeah I like to mention the fact that I stutter while I am drunk and fluent so people say "what? I never even noticed!" then the next day when I am sober they notice and by then it isn't awkward...

No man I am 100% sure I don't stutter at all. ...