I HATE my STUTTERING please help and read!?!
Question: when i stutter i get so frustrated it sounds like i cant talk.. i either sound like b-b-bbbaseball or i cant even get that first syllabal out! bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb... aseball! and its so embarresing! im only 15.. and im afraid i could not get a job because of this.. people always make fun of me and im scared to read out in class and i am scared to talk to a lot of people and always avoid it and girls especially
WHAT SHOULD I DO!
i tried speech pathology and it didnt really help to much. i just wish they had a pill for it!
Answers: when i stutter i get so frustrated it sounds like i cant talk.. i either sound like b-b-bbbaseball or i cant even get that first syllabal out! bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb... aseball! and its so embarresing! im only 15.. and im afraid i could not get a job because of this.. people always make fun of me and im scared to read out in class and i am scared to talk to a lot of people and always avoid it and girls especially
WHAT SHOULD I DO!
i tried speech pathology and it didnt really help to much. i just wish they had a pill for it!
people make fun of you? thats the most pathetic thing ive ******* heard if i lived beside you i would make sure to beat those ******* up. they are insecure with themselfs remember that!
i just took a look on the internet and i found this
http://www.speecheasy.com
could be somthing worth checking out
you can get any job you want man
be proud of who you are and you will surpass ALOT of people
i give you my word
read plenty books out loud everyday, it helped me with my prob..
There is no pill for it - but there is help.
But this site has plenty of free resources on it....
http://www.stutteringhelp.org/
Dont give up.
Please.
If you can sing at all without stuttering, then speech pathology can help you - its just a matter of finding the right "fit" in therapist or the right therapist.
Well..first of all, don't be nervous. Practice talking slowly to yourself and calm down. It takes time though. In a conversation, if you start stuttering, close your eyes and take a deep breath and start talking again.
I stutter a lot too.
It may be an old wife's tell but, it is said that placing a small pebble in your mouth will make you more conscious of how you are pronouncing words. It has also been shown that wearing ear plugs so that you can not hear the words as you are saying them helps. Maybe listening to music as you are talking might help as well. Something about the feedback from hearing your own words can interfere with the speech portion of the brain. Don't worry too much about what others think. Teenagers can be especially cruel. They will soon mature. and, as you gain confidence the stuttering should subside and may even disappear completely. Check out (google) Mel Tillis you may never have heard of him but, he is a rather famous Country&Western singer. He stuttered most of his life, but has a beautiful singing voice. He eventually learned not to stutter but sometimes uses it in his act. Not to mock people who stutter but, as a little self depricating humor.
Hon, i've never had this problem, but i know someone who did....
I have taken some time to find you a couple websites on stuttering self-help. i hope these might give you some insight? take care and i wish you all the best!