"I Became Very Withdrawn And Very Isolated" | My Extreme Stammer and Me | Only Human

[@IZaubermausI]

Thanks for being so open and giving us a little watch into your life - I think, this wasn‘t easy!

[@SamuelMpofu-ju2qn]

so have you recovered.. pliz help I have severe stutter and no one understands me

[@herself11]

You are not inferior. You are unique xx

[@prettyladie8327]

His stammer isn’t that bad..I can’t imagine how he feels while attempting to express himself under pressure

[@piva1358]

Family and friends are everything! If one member of your family or a good, REAL FRIEND supports you, you've got a much better chance on everything in life. Kudos to the Moms and Dads , brothers or sisters, and best friends who have their backs! 🙂❤😇

[@EtorianThePodcastHost]

I have a stutter and it's so crazy that now, at 36, I'm learning from people who share my experience!

[@toughlovestutter]

If I knew as an 18 year old stutterer what I know as a 45 year old stutterer life would definitely be different but it's the journey that counts I guess:) figuring out the jawlock thing was the best thing I ever did. It was so freaking tiring. Really proud of you guys and love you!

[@river8760]

His jaw is literally dislocated ,so painful. 🙁

[@abolacadernos7164]

This really hits home. To anyone struggling, I highly recommend reading Lee Lovetts’ How to Stop Stuttering & Love Speaking. Diligently immerse yourself in the authors methods and program and you’ll see massive important. Take it from someone like me, who stammered for 15 years.

[@emmanuelameyaw9735]

Nope, we should educate people that stammering is ok.

[@morriswilburn9858]

I have been there. I have stuttered since early childhood, and am now 71. I don’t fully understand the original cause of my stuttering; probably early childhood stress and a biological predisposition to stutter. But I do know that my stuttering had caused me to have PTSD by my late 20’s. That in turn caused my stuttering to get MUCH worse. Continued stuttering can as early as 20 cause PTSD and other mental health issues (e.g., depression, generalized anxiety, some type of personality disorder regarding having normal relationships with other people). No stuttering/speech therapy can be effective until those mental health problems have first been adequately addressed. Sadly, few stutterers are aware of this.

[@luogenovese]

They all speak really good, I don’t see where the problem is.

[@alanb5370]

Thank you, lovely people. Inspirational! .

[@envola-8873]

this is so adorable to see how there coping with ther stammer and living and working so nice ❤️❤️ inspiring

[@PocoLoco21]

Awwwww I feel so sorry for him.

[@acooksla]

Such sweethearts, I feel bad for all of them

[@rileybowman5988]

I can’t imagine the level of repression you would feel all the time.

[@Clayshawn]

I used to do that i would try to the word out it just wouldn't come out like he said choking on my words. What make it worse is when people is making fun of u trynna to get the world out.

[@acooksla]

Zane is a real doll, what a loveLy guy

[@pickyourpoison6582]

This was very interesting. And very brave if all of them were for real and not“acting” - which some real sad people do for views. But for those that really has this disease - you are all strong and very brave!

[@mrslockesmusicclass]

Zain is fantastic with kids!!!!!

[@Mtz2604]

he's incredibly talented and cute

[@kkingg_21]

These are not extreme stammers.

[@TheGoody71]

Jawlock 😅

[@jjmichael3782]

😢😢

[@sporqfoon5989]

Not to worry... People with a stammer, and even dementia, can become leader of the free-world.

[@mkid4895]

are you talking about joe biden?

[@naturecalls174]

I have struggles but I do not complain!

[@naturecalls174]

@@specializedchemicals6669 my wife has never called me hun after 34 years of marriage. Thank you for the love.

[@billkuhl4051]

It's called a stutter not stammer

[@JimBob1937]

It's both, it's a regional description. I think I've heard stammer more in British English.