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Studdering
I was born studdering. I didn't say my first sentance until I was 3. I still have it but its not as bad. I usually do it when I get nervous or I don't talk for a while. What are some things I can do it get rid of it?? I've had speech therapists but that didn't help.
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I'm really not sure about this.. I've heard that singing actually helps people that have a studdering problem. Maybe your not the best singer, but who cares?.. Good luck. I know that didn't help.
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heres something that i learned that helps u clear ur speaking: u place an object between ur uppper jaw and ur lower jaw(make sure u dont swallow it) and then try to speak. then take it out, and u should be able to speak better than before u had the object in ur mouth. if that doesnt work, then try to speak slower.
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Maybe you can try going back to a speech therapist? Give it a while, and it should gradually improve. You said it's not as bad as it used to be, so if you keep working on it, you can probably get it to go away almost completely.
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Hvae you tried tongue twisters? I'm not sure if that would work, because I'm assuming your speech therapist would have made you do them. when you don't speak for a long time you start studdring? Try reading poetry aloud in your spare time, or tongue twisters and see how that works out. The issue on you being nervous may be harder. Try calming yourself, breath in and breath out normally, and see how that works out. Good Luck.
Mad Love,
Victoria
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Well you should try to not get nervous when you are about to say something take a deep breath think and dont be nervous and just spit out what you have to say...Any questions write back...
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You can read aloud a little bit each day... Sooner or later you'll have less and less of that problem... Hope I helped... *Please Rate*
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try reading that and see where it gets you. **kacie**
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Read out loud... that should help... maybe u should see a different speech therapist...it will go away as u get older
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I dont know that there is anything to make it stop 100%. Although like you said as you got older it started to stop a little, so maybe as life goes on it will continue to stop gradually.
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