sometime i fill confident and sometime unconfident , due to this condition i speak good, sometimes bad i.e..so-so then what i do ,tell me natural therapy
First of all the people who are making joke about her I say.....
Go and fuuuuuck urself.
You are trying to make joke of a person who has natural problem and on which she has little or no control at all. This is really a curse. Talking about myself, I am also a stammerer for the last 20, 21 years and I've lost many brilliant chances in my professional career just because of this.
Sad part is, there's no definitive cure to this till now. I wish some miracle happens in the coming years for us.
I've had a stuttering problem all my life... Not nearly as bad as her, but it has pissed me off SO much... I feel for her... it's a hard life... a lot harder than people think.
i roughly AND i mean ROUGHLY touched on this stuttering stuff. it is neurological. has to be. i did a small bump of cocaine and began dancing very extremely. i realize it was this drugs plus excessive heart rate increase that caused the stutter but it was horrible. every sound even breathing sounds were either repeated or elongated. i also have bipolar which when i get manic i have a slight stutter. its uncontrollable. i wish i could kill her pain. i tried relaxing tried logical. NADA would help
I agree with @ gameboi am 27 and have studerd my wile life all you need to do is slow down and think about what your saying but some times that well not help that's why I think studdering is a type of neurological disorder.My studder has keeper my form getting jobs. I spent my whole life in sped classes because of saver dislexlea ( as u can see) and outher lurning alments and was buillied in to a coma simpley cuz I spoke different and could not spell or write a peragph. But half way throw my
Good video. People need to be aware of stuttering. It is a good thing that there are some good therapies that can be found online. One can be found on naturaltherapyforstuttering. -c-o-m.
I have a problem myself with stuttering, and I have for as long as I can remember, and it really bothers me, even worse when people make fun of it. Some people just don't get what it's like to be a "stutterer" a lot of people suffer from it and it doesn't help at all when people make fun of you or be rude about it.
99% of people are retards. They judge others by seconds.. which makes it hard to be social and good at leading.. But if you don't feel insecure about your stutter, and you speak through the pressure then people will listen.. Speak up even though its hard.
She put too much effort into her speech. This pattern has to be broken. There are some good therapies out there. For instance, a very good therapy can be found on naturaltherapyforstuttering. -c-o-m.
I'm not the kind of person that would judge Rebecca harshly. Having a problem like that isn't a big deal to me. I just have to learn to be more patient if we're having a conversation.
@MishuTaste thanks M8 i used to have this like her, just woke up 1 moring at TH, th, thhhhh but now i better, still some words are funny but its good. :) its anoying though
@XGameBoiX I think less people would stutter if they could take a deep breath, relax their bodies, and not worry about the way other people are judging them when they speak. Easier said than done, I know. But if we lived in a society where people could be more sympathetic to people with this speech problem, it would be a tremendous help.
I have a mild stutter and when I get stuck on a word it does get frustrating cuz I can say it over and over in my head a billion times but it just can't come out that way. It hard to deal with but I think with time hopefully it will go away. Something I think seems to help me is I take this vitamin called B-Complex and it seems to lessen my stuttering. It doesn't completely go away but I notice that I don't get stuck on as many words.
Does anyone have relatives who stammer? I do and my brother does. My uncle (mom's brother) and my great uncle (mom's mom brother) all stutter. Is it possible it is a gene passed down through the mother but doesn't affect women as much (like hemophilia)
in my dentist job as a receptionist..i have to say "thank you for calling __________, this is michelle, how can i help you?"....for some reason i cant say the word "thank"...and thats the first word that i have to say when i answer the phone...Help !!!
I still stutter, but managed to overcome the bad times. Its important to build confidence and learn as much as you can about yourself. My speech is ok now, altough I have my moments. My advice is to read and talk out loud and not to stay at home - open your mind and beat that fear! All the best...
Yes, We can Help. This is New, with very Positive Results. NOT a DAF echo Device, but a natural Speech Therapy Device-'tool' called 'StutterFree'. It uses "Vocal Tone Technology" and is used at Home. 'StutterFree' & affordable, Yes, affordable
From Wikipedia: "A patulous Eustachian tube is a rare condition, in which the Eustachian tube remains intermittently open, causing an echoing sound of the person's own heartbeat, breathing, and speech. This may be temporarily relieved by moving into a position where the head is upside down." I hope that I'm clear as to how I did it. You can overcome this:-)
With practice you'll be able to speak normally without pushing out the syllable so hard, and it will eventually be normal speech. If you find yourself slipping back to stuttering after getting rid of it, then just remember to push it out the word you want to say, and don't beat yourself up about it. Additionally, have your Eustachian tube checked to see you might have had/have "A patulous Eustachian tube."
Push it out just like you're singing and you'll find that your mind won't be able to analyse what you're saying, and therefore you won't have feedback. It's going to seem rather awkward at first, but it's better than stuttering. In order to get the correct pressure of your breath out, you should just put your hand in front of your mouth and feel the differences of sounds you don't have a problem with compared to the ones that you do.
Additionally, you'll notice that when you stutter that you'll say the syllable for a few times before you finally push it out to finish what you're saying. What you're going to do from now on is to be cognisant of the problem words or sounds, and you're going to circumnavigate the stuttering part, and move right onto the pushing the word or syllable out. Slow down your speech in order for you to make sure that you're able to get all of your words out.
Stuttering is basically feedback from you analysing everything that you're saying. Stick your fingers really tightly into your ears so you can't hear yourself talk, and then talk, and you'll find that you'll be able to with little to no problems. Also, try singing and you'll find that you won't have difficulty saying words and syllables that you normally have problems with.
I used to stutter when I was younger for about 3 months until I figured out how stop it. I taught it to a friend of mine in university who stuttered very, very badly, and after that he hardly stutters at all.
see i stuttered all through my childhood year, in church my auntie would make me go in front of the church and make me say a prayer. that wasn't the right way for me to lose it. so i felt more uncomfortable about it. but then it started again as i got like seventeen and now im eighteen and i stutter now so i dont know dont let your problems become your walls ok
it is does feel good most time when u stutter, for some they feel inferior. most times i feel so ashamed to speak in a group. u can't understand how it feels if u dont stutter. however, stuttering shouldn't make u lose your self-esteem, there is a greater value you've got inside, celebrate it.
Woah same I don't stutter when I'm mad. But I learned to control it. Just talk slowly. And if I do start stuttering I say "um" or "uh" for a moment. Like "hey, (uhhhhh) where did you get that guitar". It helps to also talk slowly.
When I rush things or people are looking at me and anticipating a response I stutter. If I know I'm in control of the situation and I don't think about it I'm fine. Sometimes I can't even begin speaking, or I say "like" about 15x before I can even start.
@srv524 yeah i stutter to wen im ostly talkin to my wife wen im happy talkin to her and be in a big rush to talk to her or be nervous and say some words in every sentence and wen im at work talkin to coworkers and customers when they ask me things i stutter but im workin on it and gettin better
for me i do it when i am pissed off , the thing is i dont have a stutter problem if i talk like a machine gun sometimes i just repeat words sometimes but if i talk nice and slow no problem
for me i do it when i am pissed off , the thing is i dont have a stutter problem if i talk like a machine gun sometimes i just repeat words sometimes but if i talk nice and slow no problem
oh my God thank God i don't stutter this much.
saadabdulaziz 4 hours ago
sometime i fill confident and sometime unconfident , due to this condition i speak good, sometimes bad i.e..so-so then what i do ,tell me natural therapy
nishantyelne 1 month ago
First of all the people who are making joke about her I say.....
Go and fuuuuuck urself.
You are trying to make joke of a person who has natural problem and on which she has little or no control at all. This is really a curse. Talking about myself, I am also a stammerer for the last 20, 21 years and I've lost many brilliant chances in my professional career just because of this.
Sad part is, there's no definitive cure to this till now. I wish some miracle happens in the coming years for us.
topgun743 1 month ago
@topgun743
I'm pretty sure it's something to do with the vocal cords being too big, that's what I'm thinking.
SeamusPlox 2 weeks ago
She talks like she's in the middle of having sex.
PoopTruffles 2 months ago
@PoopTruffles
then you talk better!
OrdinaryParody 2 months ago
u said dis fuc only bcos u r not a stamerer
nickdbest1 2 months ago
@nickdbest1 What you talking about? I'm just trying to make a joke.
PoopTruffles 2 months ago
I dont care if she stammers. As long as she has a big enough mouth to suck my dick then thats okay
noobguy1234 2 months ago
I usually smile or laugh when i can't say something.. and after that most of the time i can say it. If i still can't i write it down and show them.
samaladdin 3 months ago
Moses isn't a real person, don't talk about the bible when you're talking about science.
Viktir666 4 months ago
ugh i just want my stuttering to stop
studaboy 4 months ago
@Eaglegamer94 God doens't exist. HA!
TomValedro 4 months ago
fake!!
eatmytool1 5 months ago
@eatmytool1 ARE U STUPID U DICK HEAD!? HOW DO U SAY THIS IS FAKE U SHIT FACE
IamNinjaMaterial 4 months ago
@IamNinjaMaterial you shut your bitch mouth before i kick you in the fucking tits!
eatmytool1 4 months ago
@eatmytool1 So you actually NEVER heard a person stutter in real life? This is a real person who really stutter badly.
kjordon1 3 months ago
@kjordon1 not only is it fake....it's gay. the end
eatmytool1 3 months ago
I've had a stuttering problem all my life... Not nearly as bad as her, but it has pissed me off SO much... I feel for her... it's a hard life... a lot harder than people think.
vradix013 5 months ago
i roughly AND i mean ROUGHLY touched on this stuttering stuff. it is neurological. has to be. i did a small bump of cocaine and began dancing very extremely. i realize it was this drugs plus excessive heart rate increase that caused the stutter but it was horrible. every sound even breathing sounds were either repeated or elongated. i also have bipolar which when i get manic i have a slight stutter. its uncontrollable. i wish i could kill her pain. i tried relaxing tried logical. NADA would help
makenaSOstrong 5 months ago
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makenaSOstrong 5 months ago
I thought they said Rebecca Black at first xD
GEEway525 5 months ago
I agree with @ gameboi am 27 and have studerd my wile life all you need to do is slow down and think about what your saying but some times that well not help that's why I think studdering is a type of neurological disorder.My studder has keeper my form getting jobs. I spent my whole life in sped classes because of saver dislexlea ( as u can see) and outher lurning alments and was buillied in to a coma simpley cuz I spoke different and could not spell or write a peragph. But half way throw my
JakeDrumGod14 6 months ago
EPIC FACES 1:15 1:56
Twizzyize 6 months ago
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I stutter too : / and apparantly its a turn off for alot of girls. so i guess thats why i havent had a girlfriend in a while : /
Im SICK of this shit! fuckin hate stuttering!
Vamp6661 7 months ago
FIND A FLIPPIN CURE WTF
chunny101 7 months ago
Good video. People need to be aware of stuttering. It is a good thing that there are some good therapies that can be found online. One can be found on naturaltherapyforstuttering. -c-o-m.
Augustsum 7 months ago
SpeechEasy is a CONJOB IT use DAF it wears off. itis a rip and they know it.
Diesel1547 9 months ago
Yea, that would suck..I stutter too but its mild and goes away for a long time then will come back
atallperson 9 months ago
I have a problem myself with stuttering, and I have for as long as I can remember, and it really bothers me, even worse when people make fun of it. Some people just don't get what it's like to be a "stutterer" a lot of people suffer from it and it doesn't help at all when people make fun of you or be rude about it.
flamedude8 9 months ago
99% of people are retards. They judge others by seconds.. which makes it hard to be social and good at leading.. But if you don't feel insecure about your stutter, and you speak through the pressure then people will listen.. Speak up even though its hard.
jokullepix 10 months ago
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soccergirl7614 10 months ago
@soccergirl7614 Like feeling bad for her is going to help...
jokullepix 10 months ago
it is genetic because my grand dad had it, my dad had it, i have it, and my little brother now have it
seansta1234 10 months ago
She put too much effort into her speech. This pattern has to be broken. There are some good therapies out there. For instance, a very good therapy can be found on naturaltherapyforstuttering. -c-o-m.
Augustsum 10 months ago
@Augustsum you're stupid
destructopoo 9 months ago
i stutter but it seems to fade away wen i rap,
anxuizz 10 months ago
@anxuizz Mine goes away when I sing (try to sing) or speak with an accent it's weird
Blade2xtremeFTW 10 months ago
I'm not the kind of person that would judge Rebecca harshly. Having a problem like that isn't a big deal to me. I just have to learn to be more patient if we're having a conversation.
MishuTaste 10 months ago 10
@MishuTaste thanks M8 i used to have this like her, just woke up 1 moring at TH, th, thhhhh but now i better, still some words are funny but its good. :) its anoying though
XGameBoiX 6 months ago
@XGameBoiX I think less people would stutter if they could take a deep breath, relax their bodies, and not worry about the way other people are judging them when they speak. Easier said than done, I know. But if we lived in a society where people could be more sympathetic to people with this speech problem, it would be a tremendous help.
MishuTaste 6 months ago
I talk loud to stop stuttering and like public speaking so i can talk loud try to talk loud it helps.
jack72143 11 months ago
@jack72143 I've been avoiding my public speaking classes for awhile lol
Blade2xtremeFTW 10 months ago
so wait does that mean that people who stutter are related to moses?!?!
AinokeA365 1 year ago
Well after watching this video i was actually quite happy for myself that my stuttering problem is not bad as her.
though i do feel bad for her.
emotionalpunkboy 1 year ago
pagoclone is a future cure for this impediment !!
JamesBondinification 1 year ago
@pinkheart4011 i agree with u i want to say exactly the same comment as u but dont need to anymore:) i stutter just a bit, a little little bit
ak47lion 1 year ago
i'd date her
gorde80 1 year ago 9
@gorde80 I would go beyond that.
AsianHideOut 3 months ago
I have a mild stutter and when I get stuck on a word it does get frustrating cuz I can say it over and over in my head a billion times but it just can't come out that way. It hard to deal with but I think with time hopefully it will go away. Something I think seems to help me is I take this vitamin called B-Complex and it seems to lessen my stuttering. It doesn't completely go away but I notice that I don't get stuck on as many words.
pinkheart4011 1 year ago
stuttering is overcomeable with mere consciousness within the space between words
ShadowCrowX 1 year ago
i feel soooooooooooooooo sorry for her
chunny101 1 year ago
Hi there! I know a lot about this feeling. Thank you for inspiring video.
Edwardnostuttering 1 year ago
Does anyone have relatives who stammer? I do and my brother does. My uncle (mom's brother) and my great uncle (mom's mom brother) all stutter. Is it possible it is a gene passed down through the mother but doesn't affect women as much (like hemophilia)
DJFG85 1 year ago
in my dentist job as a receptionist..i have to say "thank you for calling __________, this is michelle, how can i help you?"....for some reason i cant say the word "thank"...and thats the first word that i have to say when i answer the phone...Help !!!
pretty00kitty 1 year ago
@pretty00kitty I do the same thing with thanks... say it kinda like "hanks" it helps
vjr700 1 year ago
wow that really is exaggerating i stuttered but not like on every single word
TheCupcake2172 1 year ago
I still stutter, but managed to overcome the bad times. Its important to build confidence and learn as much as you can about yourself. My speech is ok now, altough I have my moments. My advice is to read and talk out loud and not to stay at home - open your mind and beat that fear! All the best...
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slippocket1 1 year ago
From Wikipedia: "A patulous Eustachian tube is a rare condition, in which the Eustachian tube remains intermittently open, causing an echoing sound of the person's own heartbeat, breathing, and speech. This may be temporarily relieved by moving into a position where the head is upside down." I hope that I'm clear as to how I did it. You can overcome this:-)
mckinnonrc 1 year ago
With practice you'll be able to speak normally without pushing out the syllable so hard, and it will eventually be normal speech. If you find yourself slipping back to stuttering after getting rid of it, then just remember to push it out the word you want to say, and don't beat yourself up about it. Additionally, have your Eustachian tube checked to see you might have had/have "A patulous Eustachian tube."
mckinnonrc 1 year ago
Push it out just like you're singing and you'll find that your mind won't be able to analyse what you're saying, and therefore you won't have feedback. It's going to seem rather awkward at first, but it's better than stuttering. In order to get the correct pressure of your breath out, you should just put your hand in front of your mouth and feel the differences of sounds you don't have a problem with compared to the ones that you do.
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Additionally, you'll notice that when you stutter that you'll say the syllable for a few times before you finally push it out to finish what you're saying. What you're going to do from now on is to be cognisant of the problem words or sounds, and you're going to circumnavigate the stuttering part, and move right onto the pushing the word or syllable out. Slow down your speech in order for you to make sure that you're able to get all of your words out.
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mckinnonrc 1 year ago
Here's how I did it:
Stuttering is basically feedback from you analysing everything that you're saying. Stick your fingers really tightly into your ears so you can't hear yourself talk, and then talk, and you'll find that you'll be able to with little to no problems. Also, try singing and you'll find that you won't have difficulty saying words and syllables that you normally have problems with.
mckinnonrc 1 year ago
I used to stutter when I was younger for about 3 months until I figured out how stop it. I taught it to a friend of mine in university who stuttered very, very badly, and after that he hardly stutters at all.
mckinnonrc 1 year ago
For those badly affected by stuttering-it does control one's life.
Love the pic of Rebecca at 3:37!! No one with a promising college career and high aspirations to be met deserve this curse.
happy7117 1 year ago
For those badly affected by stuttering-it does control one's life.
happy7117 1 year ago
see i stuttered all through my childhood year, in church my auntie would make me go in front of the church and make me say a prayer. that wasn't the right way for me to lose it. so i felt more uncomfortable about it. but then it started again as i got like seventeen and now im eighteen and i stutter now so i dont know dont let your problems become your walls ok
MarshallDaGeneral 1 year ago
it is does feel good most time when u stutter, for some they feel inferior. most times i feel so ashamed to speak in a group. u can't understand how it feels if u dont stutter. however, stuttering shouldn't make u lose your self-esteem, there is a greater value you've got inside, celebrate it.
mcmizzle09 1 year ago
Woah same I don't stutter when I'm mad. But I learned to control it. Just talk slowly. And if I do start stuttering I say "um" or "uh" for a moment. Like "hey, (uhhhhh) where did you get that guitar". It helps to also talk slowly.
0kill13 1 year ago
When I rush things or people are looking at me and anticipating a response I stutter. If I know I'm in control of the situation and I don't think about it I'm fine. Sometimes I can't even begin speaking, or I say "like" about 15x before I can even start.
srv524 1 year ago
@srv524 yeah i stutter to wen im ostly talkin to my wife wen im happy talkin to her and be in a big rush to talk to her or be nervous and say some words in every sentence and wen im at work talkin to coworkers and customers when they ask me things i stutter but im workin on it and gettin better
fjfljlsfj 1 year ago
well me to
thekaylandxaviershow 2 years ago
i stuter alot but not as much as her =(
i no how it feels but wen. am pissed off
i dont stuter
bloodowners23 2 years ago
same when i am pissed i dont stutter
MrCrownKing 2 years ago
for me i do it when i am pissed off , the thing is i dont have a stutter problem if i talk like a machine gun sometimes i just repeat words sometimes but if i talk nice and slow no problem
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for me i do it when i am pissed off , the thing is i dont have a stutter problem if i talk like a machine gun sometimes i just repeat words sometimes but if i talk nice and slow no problem
Bora199420 2 years ago
As a stutterer myself, it's not over-exaggerating...
helsharidy123 2 years ago
That is over exaggerating
DofS1 2 years ago
@DofS1 Over Exaggerating? More Better? Have you tried it?
mynewvoice1 2 years ago
@DofS1 She could be having more problems cause she's being interviewed on camera. I'm sure it's much less with her friends.
DJFG85 1 year ago
@DofS1 you dont know about what do you say idiot!!
gorkemwade 1 year ago
@DofS1 or is it over e-e-e-e-exagg-g-gerating?
TomValedro 5 months ago