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TIP number 2, as you said its just a temporary solution. You will adapt with it and it wont work for long. Number 3, as i have "blocks" or "stammer" i dont know how you call it in english. I usually ...

I've stuttered for 6 years. Here are some techniques I've picked up along the way.

I've stuttered for 6 years. Here are some techniques I've picked up along the way. This is going to be a wall of text. **Always keep in mind that the best technique for stuttering is acceptance** ...

I have caller ID and let the answering machine pick up any number I don't recognize. That leaves me only directly answering people I am comfortable with and therefore doesn't trigger my stutter. Anyw...

it's some kind of a psychological hangup. Because even though I know can restart and record the voicemail if im not happy. it didn't matter. It took me like 12 tries to just to leave a birthday voicem...

For me I'll only have trouble with "t" and "c" sounds when I'm speaking to myself, but it's really minor and unnoticeable. And I might stumble over some words when reading aloud to myself. Whenever ...

Thank you for your input, whenever I leave a voicemail, even if I'm alone, I also find myself stuttering. I think it's the idea that someone will hear my voicemail that triggers it. ...

when talking to myself not really but im not 100% fluent either. When by myself and talking, it depends. I can't leave a voicemail for someone and not stutter, even if im alone....

Do you stutter when talking to yourself?

Do you stutter when talking to yourself? I find this strange, whenever I am alone talking out my thoughts, I barely have a stutter. But when I talk to people, my stuttering comes back. Does anyone els...

Four years ago in 7th grade I took an art class and we had assigned seats. The teacher told us where to sit and then afterward she wanted to make sure that we were all in the correct seats (she was qu...

I also have problems with hello, and h in general. I often use brief variations of words to help me pronounce it fast. One example of a hard word is as you said, "hello". Although I often get a block ...

Yeah, it's not always black and white. Sometimes I stutter because the words kind of go together or I have trouble getting it out, and sometimes I feel like I stutter because I forgot what I was going...

That's interesting. I would see an SLP like I said, because the actual "stutter" usually occurs in the vocal cords with them locking in an uncontrolled fashion. Also, when you stutter, you generally d...

not really, it's just difficult to get the word out and often times it's like a mental block too where I forget what i'm trying to say or I just get tongue tied. So in short, it feels more like it's ...

It's my pleasure. It must be a real weird and scary change that you've been hit. You're going to see a doctor, but I would also recommend seeing an SLP (Speech-Language Pathologist) as they would be a...

just try to forget about it, i was concious about my stutter but after a while peopel just accept it and it can make conversations more interesting and funny, in quirky weird ways. i have a problem w...

I don't mind presentations too much, but outside of them my speech can get pretty bad. Last year I was taking case study course (do a case study, do a report and present it every 2 weeks). Thought I w...

Hmm. Hello is easy for me, but saying the whole bit on the phone is quite a challenge (working in food service and answering the phone is the hardest part). I usually just say 'hello' pause 'this is S...

Speaking on the phone is tough because there is a time pressure to say something and the person calling can't see if you are struggling to speak. The first thing I do is let the phone ring a couple ti...

I do this quite often (only around people I'm not so comfortable with) and I absolutely hate it. I'm sure people just assume I'm a twit. I struggled for a long while to say the word dishwasher durin...

Yeah. Like they're not sure you actually picked up or not. I did, I swear, I just can't fucking talk apparently....