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Since stuttering is considered cyclical, Im not close to fluency ALL the time, but I've gotten pretty close this year. My stutter was moderate-severe when I was around 11(ish? I dont remember much of ...

Sounds about right. Practicing my speech sometimes helps or when I have a good day, I tend to continue having a good mentality but my fluency does drop out of no where for no apparent reason. ...

It is well know that stuttering can be cyclical. Some people have stretches of day, weeks, even years having good fluency. I had a NSA chapter member who did not show up for almost 20-years. Then o...

Sinusoidal cycle of stammering

Sinusoidal cycle of stammering Hi. I would like to share with you with my thoughts about my stammering. I am stammering since I remember. As every stammerer I was eager to contact with people fluent...

Mine is seasonal. I'm literally fluent for like 3 months at a time and then start to stutter again. Mine is mild most of the time but sometimes moderate. I'm a medical mystery...

I will move my toes like you aid but I'll also imagine a neat in my head, and I'll try to speak on every fourth note if I have a good feeling. It'd crazy how speaking is so simple for most people. ...

Something that happens with me is I will play a beat in my head and on every fourth beat I will try to say the word, but sometimes I feel it isn't going to come out well, so I just wait until the next...

I am a different type of weird then. Sometimes I know exactly when I'll stutter, I'll even speed up to get everything out before the tension creates a block. Then, sometimes I just stutter and its a...

Hmmm good question. As I think about it, the "stutter" tends to be more common in a run leading up to the start of a phrase. Let's see, how do I describe it... Say you have a song and the lyric is "Be...

It's possible because stutter varies a lot depending on the context. I know that's not a very detailed answer, but that's all we get for now (pending whatever research will be able to uncover more). ...

This has been posted before, search it up. But to sum it up, it affects everyone differently. Most times it is just temporary, for other people it gets worse. For me, its better that day but worse the...

My stutter is the same, comes in waves that last anything from a few weeks a year (seriously) to a few months. Nothing changes in the universe but it just starts again and can get really out of hand, ...

My stutter comes in waves of weeks or months where it gets really bad I just tried not to focus on it too much. You just have to except that stuttering is part of who you are. There'll be good and bad...

I don't believe this is uncommon, and believe it could the combination of several factors (if it was simply one or two, the trigger(s) would be clear). May I suggest keeping a general daily log/diary...

If we all have good periods, why do we just dismiss it as "periods". There is clearly something that catalyzes fluency and better speech. For instance, how can we train ourselves whether it be subcons...

Has there been any research or explanation drawn in terms of this? The difference when I go through these periods is worlds apart from my normal stutter. Is there no way to tap into this mindset/mode ...

It varies. I can't say there's any pattern here for me. You may find that in time, the patterns you see now aren't there anymore. Stutter moves around, so to speak. :)...

I don't know why my stuttering comes and goes in waves of being fluent from days, weeks to months.

I don't know why my stuttering comes and goes in waves of being fluent from days, weeks to months. Hey guys, I just found this sub because my stuttering has gotten to its worst since I was probably a...

Oh man overcoming your stutter is a life long journey. I am no where close. I am 21 and still have a longgggg way to go. Tips, realizing it is a huge part of you, but not letting it define you. Not le...

>My speech became fluent-ish though at around 18. For me & most people it's at around 17. Why though? :( ...