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Why People’s Reactions to Stuttering Burn In (and Kindness Doesn’t)

People’s reactions to stuttering have shaped more of my life than I usually admit. I can describe the bad ones in high definition. The eyes that shift sideways. The glance at a watch. The slow turn toward something more interesting on the wall behind me. The person behind the face who has already moved on […]

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How I Learned to Stop Avoiding Phone Calls (And Why Alexander Graham Bell Almost Ruined My Life)

Louise Brooks surrounded by telephones, 1936 — Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division. Public Domain.View source → Hey everyone! So after my last post about managing stuttering when you’re nervous, I decided to share more specific stories. This one is all about my long history of avoiding phone calls. Well, buckle up because this

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Your Stutter Isn’t the Real Problem. The Fear Is.

A Message for People Who Stutter “Everything you’ve ever wanted is sitting on the other side of fear.” – George Addair I know this quote might feel heavy when you stutter. Maybe you’ve read it and thought, “Easy for him to say.” But hold on. Let me tell you why this quote isn’t just pretty

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