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Thank you, it really means a lot to have someone who actually understands. I'm quite an emotional person and when I found this subreddit and read some of the stories I started crying. I felt so alone ...

Man this post summed up what I think so much. I mean if I wasn't a broke teenager I would have bought you gold; but since I am here is this: http://i.imgur.com/3RF2RPI.jpg...

i hate to say it but:** THIS** every stutterers main goal should be loosing the fear of stuttering itself. i had this "whoa,dude-event" when my therapist stuttered through a therapy-session in a cro...

Yeah, I totally understand that, and I was a little drunk when I wrote my reply to you so I probably wasn't as articulate as I could have been :) I more meant that we were all kind of doing the same ...

There are a lot of ways to feel more connected to other stutters who are also looking to share. The internet as a tool is nearly unlimited. you can join FB groups and meet people and skype with them. ...

I'm not a professional, but I'm pretty sure depression can have an impact on stuttering. I know anxiety causes stuttering for a lot of people. It seems like they would be directly related. I've alw...

Thanks for checking in! We had our second meeting last night and I was wondering if I should update here. Everyone seemed to intuitively let him finish his sentences most of the time, with occasional ...

I dont know how far you are from West Lafayette, but see if you're close to this: http://www.westutter.org/find-an-nsa-meeting-near-you/Indiana/ It's the Indiana chapter of the National Stuttering As...

Just the fact that you seem to be such a compassionate person is probably enough because it's a quality shines through. So Im not sure I have anything else to add except for you to not worry about it ...

If he gets stuck on a word, and you know what that word is, maybe say it? Sometimes that happens to me with friends, and they will usually just finish the word for me and I always appreciate that. Bu...

To those of you who stutter: what is the ideal way for someone you don't know well to converse with you?

To those of you who stutter: what is the ideal way for someone you don't know well to converse with you? I don't stutter, and have only known a few people with very mild stutters (I didn't notice that...

This was a fantasic reply, you gave all of us more useful information then I ever thought anyone would. I noticed you said that you are a fellow Brother In Iron haha, I'm glad you got into lifting, I...

> I believe that I stutter because I don't want to stutter. Interesting. I really find that insightful. I love people like you....

Those friends are stupid.... okay so their not stupid, just ignorant. I know the interview was hard man, but there will be another, until then a good thing to do would be to try to get that out of you...

Stuttering has made me a better person because it has given me a kind of empathy for people going through hardship that many seem to lack nowadays, it has forced me to be a better listener and I liter...

It has made me more understanding of people that do stutter as well but also just more understanding of people that have any minor or major disabilities. Specifically for myself i think it made me mor...

It gives my life much more up's, but also downs. On good speaking days I feel so powerful because of the lack of stutter, it's really intense. I also am very empathic....

Honestly, I don't think it has made any difference to how I look at others or behave towards others. I believe who I am at the moment, I would had been the same if I weren't stuttering. However, I a...

I'm the same way. I always try to hear the full story, or really get a feel for who the person is before I pass a judgment. I work on the philosophy that you get my respect until you lose it. It seems...

I am more accepting of other people's issues, because, like how they don't fully understand my problem, i don't necessarily fully understand theirs. People actually say I'm really empathetic, and i th...