tips not to stutter

@cutemoguy yeah, im lucky because i’m good at art so i sometimes freelance for people, thats cool that you get it for free mine cost like 5000

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and mine wont cost me nothing except gas for my car to get back and forth there. will probablly have to take sessions to use that device.

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ive never hadany problems in finding jobs .

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mine aint a speech easy. it will be no cost to me because im on SSI and its through a Vocational rehabilitation services and it is a “smalltalk” device . I just found this out yesterday.

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@lilthug19908 miniature voice changer that fits in your ear, what does that mean you go buy one for $20.
-take out the mic and the speaker
-cut off the speaker and replace it with a ear phone
-take the speaker and place it under your ear, in between your jaw and neck mustle. then try that out i donno i hope it helps i obviously haven’t made it or even tried it do turn it on when its not in your ear and be careful. I hope it helps…..

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@cutemoguy yeah, i understand where your coming from, It’s like $5000, plus having a stuttering problem, makes people not want to hire you.

But your not thinking yet, sure your working at walmart and getting social security which is good, but maybe you should go to a wealthy neighbourhood and ask door to door for a contribution to your cause, I did it selling football discount cards and sold all 20 on one street, that was like $300.

Also if all else fails, its basically a

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im looking into the dept of assistive and rehabilitative services for help to give me one of these. but its not the speecheasy device

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I understand what you mean! They shouldn’t make speech easy that expensive! There’s no way I could afford it and it would really help in my oral presentations in college… My stuttering is not that severe, but I would love to be totally fluent… Wish I had the money! Besides I live in Ecuador… =(

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Working at Walmart and being on Soc Security and having to pay all my bills plus car payment & car Insurance doesnt allow me to purchase this device. But God lord willing it will happen for me some day.

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I went to the Tulsa Oklahoma University and they let me try a delay machine with me talking into a Microphone and could hear myself like a milli seconds later. I had to quit going because my church couldnt pay for my visits any more. This was helping and they were going to lend me a device like speech easy. that was back in 2004 not long before my anruyism ruptured. I wish I had money to buy this speech easy device but im not that forunate.

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Conscious hard work. If you want to stop doing that you need to decide, and work on stopping it yourself. Every time you catch yourself doing it, start over and say what you wanted to say. You need to be prepared to stutter openly in front of ppl though. I’m not sure where you’re at with that? Feel free to message me if you want. =)

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I feel what your sayin cuzz sometimes before iTalk to some1 i use other words to strt my sentence out, but i usually mumble it under my breath:/
Does any1 have any tips on how to stop that?? hit me up if you do. Thanks

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Aye Wsuup?? Do u have that Earpice turned on in this video?? jw

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talking slowly helps

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I don’t completely agree with your explanation, but I see what you mean. So it’s a DAF device. Cool! )

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well people who stutter cant hear theyre voice thats why they have a block because theyre vocal cords dont relax so the fluency master has a small microphone that transmits the sound into the person who stutters ear which inturn lets them hear theyre voice and theyre vocal cords to relax

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Ok, cause I’ve never heard of the fluency master and just wanted to know how it works…

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its a fluency master and it does work

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Oh, and question; do you have the thing in your ear on in this video? Does it work like the speech easy? DAF device?

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Hey! I like ur videos. & just have to but in on ur conversation.U’re both right.The secondaries can both be volentary & involentary.But the ones u develop like tapping ur foot or nodding ur head can start off being helpful, but then “stop working” & u’re stuck with another secondary like u said. & it takes a lot of work getting rid of those secondaries. Same thing goes for filler speach. The words that you use to build up to the stutter or try to avoid it; (like,you know, um, so, yeah) Agreed?

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yupss.. i agreed wit that.. maybe my explaination was very sux…anyway, thanks for the video..

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I stutter too its the worst thing i hate it.
Its really fucking up my life. but thanks for the tips man.

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MAYBE YOU dont understand some people who stutter have involuntary spasms and make fools of them selves those are developed by habit i dont want people to watch this video and developing those habits because ive seen videos and stuff about those people and it helps at first but then the effect wears off then ur stuck with nodding ur head everytime you stutter and its back to the same that you were in the beginning stuttering for 10 seconds and nodding ur head like a idiot

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dude im stutter since i was 7 i think.. it was genetic problem as my father also stutter but he can control it.. maybe u dun understand what i mean.. some people may try so hard even to pronounce one word .. and some people maybe take up to ten second before they can say the word but if they move they body part, they can just say the word in instant.. dun mind my english.

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lol you obviously don’t stutter…some people do move but then whey stutter and move too which is no good

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