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>I didn't recover from my stuttering, yet. I'm working on it What do you mean? Are you saying stuttering is a phase? >Your stuttering is a symptom of something bigger and deeper Doesn't sound...

I really doubt we will see a cure in our lifetime. The disorder is too complex and the amount of research done and funding available is very minor....

My tone had more to do with the claim that deep breathing exercises can be helpful in curing stuttering or that stuttering can be controlled through rhythm control. There is no cure, regardless of bre...

There is no cure and no exercises can cure this speech disorder. Stammering can't be controlled because stammering starts in your brain, not your mouth/throat/tongue. You can completely change the way...

Wow, that's really great and generous! I'm in my mid 20s and while I still a way to go, i've made huge strides in therapy. I have many peers who have done the same, so success in therapy is still very...

As a kid, I was definitely picked on at the bus stop and on the bus. Not so much at school. I guess gradually attaining the reputation of "the smart kid" helped me not get as much attention for it. In...

I think it's difficult for some people to accept because verbal communication is seen as a "given" in our society, so when they experience someone who stutters, they don't understand why you can't jus...

Cannabis: CBD-rich strains: much better THC-rich strains: much worse (makes me paranoid) Alcohol: better until the point my speech gets slurred. after that point: much worse MDMA / E: no stu...

So you don't believe you can achieve fluency like a non stutterer.. I don't see how you believe this.. I mean I'm not bashing you but when you are alone you speak correctly right? And if u do then tha...

Well how about u define what cured means becuase I don't mean 100% perfect speech. You now we as creatures are born with the innate ability to speak. It doesn't take conscious effort. But people who s...

Stuttering is not curable. You can improve fluency up to a point, but cannot fully cure it. It also depends on the severity as well....

I appreciate your positive and optimism but you're looking at this the completely wrong way. **Not all stutters are the same**. Sure a lot of people can be cured but its not as easy for others as t...

You can't remove stuttering with a program. Stuttering is in us, literally. It's biological, mechanical, and genetic. Cure programs don't exist. stuttering isn't a disease. That said, I do appreci...

Stuttering is unlike any other speech disorder and unlike most disorders in general. The fact that it's so fickle combined with the fact that its also different for each stutterer just adds to the ple...

Calling stuttering a habit is incredibly ableist. It's not like cracking your knuckles or some shit. It actually has anatomical causes, it's not something we accidentally learn how to do one day and c...

> (I don't want to call it a condition, but what choice do I have? A habit. Stuttering is a thing you do, not something that happens to you. You can lessen your stuttering by unlearning bad breath...

If it's a cultural phenomenon, then it's not developmental stuttering (as in the disability/disorder) which is what this subreddit is about....

Yeah that's the thing stuttering isn't a communication disorder that's what I was trying to say....

Thats the problem with most people in society in this day in age they just wait for things to be researched by a "professional" ahh. LET ME OUT OF THIS MATRIX....

Everything you said is pretty normal. There is no typical archetype because stuttering is very individualized for each person. Our genes, experiences, predispositions all make our stuttering unique to...