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It sneaks up on you, really, but I have a feeling I started noticing it earlier than that. I'm 30 now and at my absolute worst. Anyway, it's just my experience. Perhaps you will remain stable or even...
How old are you? Not to scary you or anything but I used to be like that and it got progressively worse....
I am just wondering if other people have the same average times between stuttering as me...
I am just wondering if other people have the same average times between stuttering as me... I can generally go for 30 minutes of speaking between stutters and sometimes it can be hours and hours of fl...
I've had similar thoughts, but I think you notice your stutter less the more messed up you get. So you can't judge it as well, you know? A lot of stuttering has to do with the mental aspect and anxiet...
Works differently for me. While sober I can manage to consentrate enough to speak fairly fluent, but when I drink I totally lose that ability and get blocks every other sentence. The drunker I get the...
Many stutterers overcome or find ways around their disfluencies, sometimes at a young age and sometimes much older. Many of the world's greatest orators (Winston Churchill, James Earl Jones, etc) had...
I think we are having a misunderstanding based on semantics. It is impossible for someone without a stutter to stutter. They may be disfluent. They may be extraordinarily disfluent. However the disflu...
We've found one locally who specializes in fluency issues with small children, we've seen her a couple of times and she has a good rapport with my son so we're going to go with her for a while. We al...
I have had a speech-easy for several years. It's not a miracle cure. It may help when reading but we all know that is not a cure for natural speaking. It often times gets uncomfortable in my ear and I...
Is it permanent though? I heard about these but I think the problem is that once stutterers adapt to that, they start stuttering again. Also, this does not work for every stutterers......