24 FEB

Fatal Flaw @#%&*?

The link, Contributed by Francin from Chennai..

Post Author: Sachin

5 thoughts on “Fatal Flaw @#%&*?”

admin

(February 24, 2011 - 4:44 pm)

Yes, Once you can FEEL that its OK to stutter! Nothing can stop u from moving ahead!

Pam

(February 24, 2011 - 11:01 pm)

I too saw this posted on face book and the site postsecret. Two things went through my mind: wow, thank god she did not go through with killing herself, and wow, what power this movie is having.

admin

(February 25, 2011 - 6:14 am)

So true !!!!!

All PWS feels such 'not to think' stuff. Also, it's understandable.

But the magic of 'the king's speech' is so great and fast spreading that all PWS get highly inspired.

Stammering is not the only thing. We've so many other things to do/see/enjoy.

Only thing which we need is change in atittude.

admin

(February 25, 2011 - 7:39 am)

Hmm.. its time to watch King's Speech 🙂

rahul das

(February 28, 2011 - 12:07 pm)

i thought da movie was good…but da king really wanted to get rid of stammering….i donno but i felt dat he was not trying to accept da fact dat he stutter,…neways dis movie l put stuttering in a better perspective

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