I have a stuttering problem can it be resovled because it is very horrid.?

Question

From.Vincentjabonaski

Answer 1

I hope so. I had to leave a bar the other day cause some guy was trying to talk to me with the same problem. I couldn't take it anymore.

Shouldn't you have already been seeing a speech pathologist?

Answer 2

Try acting. One very famous actor named James Earl Jones had the same problem. He took up acting to get him over that and is now quite famous.

James Earl Jones,though his face was never shown in the Star Wars films, is known to millions as the deep, menacing voice of Darth Vader. His acting career has won him acclaim on both stage and screen, and he is among the most well-respected professionals in the entertainment industry.
Jones was born January 17, 1931, in Mississippi. He suffered from a stuttering problem as a child and took up acting to combat it. He earned his bachelor's degree in drama from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and was soon performing on Broadway; by 1959, he had won a Tony award for his role as a prizefighter in The Great White Hope. He reprised the part for director Martin Ritt's film adaptation of the play and was nominated for his first Academy Award in 1971. Though he lost to George C. Scott (Patton), the nomination itself helped to establish his cinematic credibility.

He appeared in numerous film and television projects throughout the 1970s, but the turning point would come with Star Wars; for many moviegoers, his voice would be forever linked to Darth Vader's black helmet. He later starred in the award-winning baseball classic Field of Dreams (1989) with Kevin Costner. His more recent roles include voiceovers for CNN and the part of King Mufasa in Disney's The Lion King, which remains the most successful animated film of all time.

Answer 3

stuttering can be helped by seeing a speech therapist...the earlier the better. im sure the more u htink about your stutter the worse it gets so try not to concern yourself too much and speak to a speak therapist for techniques. Often it is jsut a few letters that set your stuttering off so they can give u tips on how to avoid such letters/words.

Answer 4

I used to have a stuttering problem, especially when I tried to talk to fast. I had to picture the words in my mind and basically read the words in my mind. This slowed me down enough that I pretty much stopped stuttering. Good Luck!

Answer 5

Think about what you are going to say before you say it, this will reduce stuttering. Also, try to see a speech therapist. Or maybe you can find audio tapes in a book store to help you out.

Answer 6

first of all, jeff, you are such a jerk!! do you know what emotional strength it must've taken, for the person in the bar who was trying to socialize with you, a complete stranger? he has probably had so many humiliating moments in his life to deal with, and his speech impediment is getting on your nerves? oh i hope you develop uncontrollable bladder incontinency!!!

vincent, here is a website you can go to, to learn about this new device i've seen on some talk shows...the stutterers interviewed said it was like a miracle touching their lives. also, do a google search on stuttering therapy...there's a lot of good info.
http://www.stutteringcontrol.com/
very best of luck to you with this!!

Answer 7

Stuttering....not really a skin condition.

But yes, stuttering can be resolved. There are speech therapists all over who specialize in just this. Try conducting a google search for speech therapists your town.

Answer 8

I'm pretty sure it can, I've known someone with a similar problem. When they were younger they had it pretty bad, but they went through speech therapy and stuff like that, and its barely noticable. I guess it depends on how old you are and if you're willing to take the steps to fix it. I doubt it will go away on its own, but I really dont know.

Answer 9

take up speech classes and slow down when talking, this will help. self recognition of the problem and then training yourself to correct it quickly helps as well.

I stutter but rare anymore, normally only if I get excited. Most don't even catch my stutters as I correct them fast enough now.

Practice practice practice

Answer 10

Have you ever tried going to a Speech Therapist? They may be able to help you out. I really don't know if it will go away comlpletely if an adult or teen but as a kid, it might get out grown with some work.