My ups and downs as a stutterer

We all know that we have our better and worse times with stutterng. Sometimes we are fluent, sometimes we can't get anything out of our mouth. In this video I present to you my life as a stutterer.

[@shaneacourt496]

Great video and channel, Keep up the good work.

[@SAPM0392]

Great video. So inspiring! I am actually a medicine student so you can imagine...I have to talk to doctors all the time, and it can be quite a struggle. But I won't give up. Thanks for the videos. I hope you can make some more.

[@iamdaniel7353]

***** Yeah, you want to seem as professional and confident as possible when talking to a doctor...a stutter always sounds like you are nervous, even though you aren't. For sure I will make more videos! I have plenty of ideas, but only a limited amount of time ;)

[@SAPM0392]

That's exactly it...doctors think I don't know what I'm talking about or that I didnt study when I stutter. Recently I even had to tell them 'I am a stutteter' because they just thought I was nervous...but I dont think it's bad anyway, to say it out loud. Well, hopefully you can make some more soon :) Where are you from, btw?

[@iamdaniel7353]

***** I hate it when people think I am nervous, just because I stutter. I am from germany, and you?

[@SAPM0392]

You know, I just try to understand. Sometimes people are not even thinking of the possibilty that you might be a stutterer. I am from Panamá :)

[@maraos8869]

My stuttering kinda looks like a constant sine wave most of the time, however during long periods spent at school and talking to people it generally stays quite low. During Psychological turmoil it does tend to stay up, since my mind is pre-occupied and not focusing on my stammer alone.