The speech behavior patterns that have usually been associated with or identified as stuttering vary from person to person, and from time to time with any given person. (D. Williams)
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2 thoughts on “Today’s Stuttering Quote (07.05.2013)”
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(May 7, 2013 - 8:55 am)yes this is the most funny and complex part of stammering …one never remain motivated all the time. pws become careless when he was more fluent and depressed when he finds hard block…… though stammering can teach us to remain equanimous .
Sachin
(May 7, 2013 - 11:13 am)Yes, very true. I have also seen that quite often, when we think we are finally "cured"- it is only that we are living and operating with in our comfort zone. Sometime we get a "relapse" even after years of such beliefs.. So, yes it is a very confusing disorder..
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