Reading a children's book is a great way to decrease your stammering problem over time. If you're stressed out about your speech problem, then watch the video below.
Learn how to stop stammering a lot more n ...
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
Can Someone Really Blame Their Failed Marriage on Their Stuttering Spouce?
I find this insane, but it's true. 46-year-old Hina Shah attempts to claim money from her stuttering husband (which she left years ago)saying that their marriage failed because of his speech impediment. Of course the court, Bandra Family Court rejected her demand.
According to Hina Shah, she married her husband in Vadodara in 1987, and ever since then she was a victim of abuse and cruelty. She says that she was starved and kicked in the ...
Monday, April 23, 2012
Inspirational Stammering Quotes Old and New
"The stammer was a way of telling the world that he was not like others, a way of expressing his singularity".
Ted Morgan
"Although it is a tough row to hoe at first, there is nothing as therapeutic as self-confrontation". (Rainey)
"One of my patients was a city official who made a practice of taking whisky before giving his weekly report to the City Council. Soon his alcoholism became a more serious problem than his stammering, and he was hospitalized for this condition". (Bluemel)
"Stuttering is what you do trying not to stutter again".(Johnson)
“Everybody prays whether [you think] ...
Monday, March 12, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
Was Lenny Henery Making Fun of Stammerers...
Was Lenny Henery Making Fun of Stammerers Before The Opening of His Comic Relief of The King's Speech Sketch?
A while ago,Lenny Henry won Oscar for The King's Speech. He did a minute spoof at the Comic Relief show. Lenny Henry then seemed pretty impatient with stammering King George VI, which was played by Colin Firth in the movie.
If you watch the video, to me, he might've been confused about the concept he was trying to create, but honestly, sometimes when we do stuff or we play a role in life, we try our best to play it right, sometimes we are insensitive ...
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