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Mild stutter since I was 12, but where from? [advice] needed.

Mild stutter since I was 12, but where from? [advice] needed. Just wondering if anyone could help me out really, so my stutter is rather mild and I do not stutter all that bad to which I am very grate...

i don't think that distinction is correct though, "non-genetically caused vs. genetically caused". as far as i'm aware, stuttering hasn't been shown to reduce to simple causes....

No one else in my family stutters, but me and my twin both do. But my twin out grew it in middle school. ...

the only nongenetic stuttering I can think of is the result of a brain injury. Many people have latent stuttering genes and dont know it. So just because no one you know in your family stutters, doesn...

My mom used to be a person who stutters, as am I. Far as I know it wasn't in her family....

Can non-genetically caused stutters be passed on to future generations?

Can non-genetically caused stutters be passed on to future generations? ...

Your children will not "learn" to stutter by interacting with you. I cannot emphasize this enough. Same principle as accents-- children of speakers with foreign accents are able to parse through diffe...

I've smoked weed once. Honestly, I didn't care for it. I mean, smoking itself feels good, but I didn't like how it made me feel afterwards. Paranoid and gradually becoming unhinged. ...

Interesting, but does your twin brother stutter too? I have a twin brother who stuttered around middle school years but was luckily enough to grow out of it. ...

When I started stuttering in the 3rd grade, my Grandpa had lots of talks with me about it because he did too. He started in Elementary school and outgrew it once he got to college. That was always my ...

Not me (I do stutter) but one of my aunts who used to stutter apparently outgrew her stutter sometime around her late teens/early twenties. Don't know how reliable the info is though....

We were reading some play in class and my teacher gave me a heavy part because when I'm not stuttering I'm pretty good at reading aloud. One day I guess I was stressed and I just couldn't get through ...

>I don't think I can pray it away. Moses stuttered and god didn't cure him. What makes you think he will do the same for you? :)...

>I don't think I can pray it away. of course you can't (and i'm sorry for being all nonreligious in your face, but one of the things that saddens me the most in this world is the thought of people...

There isn't a single cause for stuttering found yet. Apart from that stuttering is considered too niche of a problem to really pump alot of research funds into it. Even if the cause is ever found it d...

Well we dont even know what really causes stuttering or exactly what the problem is. I may be mistaken but I dont think we know what specific pathways are the issue or w/e it is. But the good news is ...

Well thanks genetics. Why do you think there isn't a cure as of now? I mean surely it has to do with the broca area of the brain or something....

Hey, well it's quite common that people inherit their stutter from a stuttering parent actually, I suppose it's genetic. I do stutter a bit more around my family, that might be because I know he stutt...

interesting, thanks for your input. How do you know that your stutter is "inherited"? Like biologically or socially as in some some sort of genetic inheritance or by learning to speak by seeing him st...

20 y/o Danish/French living in Denmark. I speak two languages fluently and another two decently and stutter pretty much equally in all of them! My father stutters as well, so I've definitely inherite...