What I like about Musharaf is that the guy recently gains the ability to speak fluently, the first thing he does is buss jokes 😂😂 what a guy

@Ganster_

4 жыл бұрын

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@Ganster_

4 жыл бұрын

Lifeless .

I nearly cried when Musharaf didn’t even get his name out to the receptionist... 😢

@evemoser3781

3 жыл бұрын

I did!

@97ejohnson

3 жыл бұрын

I laughed cuz that happens to me at least once a day and I’ve just learned to laugh at the pain

@pvideos7686

3 жыл бұрын

He is level 1

@yashinduar6598

2 жыл бұрын

Also me ,😭😭😭

@divyaranikumbhar9958

2 жыл бұрын

Me also

Musharaf is amazing, glad he's doing well :)

@33eye33

5 жыл бұрын

Musharaf ❣️

@cd-_-7774

4 жыл бұрын

thanks

One of my students (who I've taught for about three years now) has a stammer. And all of her classmates are so patient and understanding with her. Never once have they ever teased her for it.

@itsmealfonso7220

4 жыл бұрын

Ok

@cd-_-7774

4 жыл бұрын

don’t remember asking

@Ghost-jy9hk

4 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome

@evancain4906

4 жыл бұрын

Times sure have changed. Back when I was in school you got bullied for anything

@loretta_3843

4 жыл бұрын

First thing I thought when they first showed Musharaf is "oh Lord, I hope the other kids are kind to him!"

I'm not crying, you're crying.

@unknownwatcher43

4 жыл бұрын

I am not crying, your crying. Anyway I am going to block you.

@joebrowntv5500

4 жыл бұрын

Unknown Watcher hahahaha

@mememachine7633

4 жыл бұрын

Unknown Watcher lmao what

@Who-rj5sw

4 жыл бұрын

I am not crying, my eyes are just sweating

@dustin1481

3 жыл бұрын

Skadoodle

"If I could speak fluently, I would show people who I really am". That's exactly how I feel.

@miloslavpokorny2358

2 жыл бұрын

hi from Czech republic pal ,so be patient ,and sometimes Slow motion is good right one

@BerishaFatian

2 жыл бұрын

@@miloslavpokorny2358 What?

@miloslavpokorny2358

2 жыл бұрын

@@BerishaFatian I am not native speaker of english, so I meant to speak slowly, not to hurry

@mohammedbeshir7181

2 жыл бұрын

I felt zat way too. I am 32 years old. Stammering seriously limits ur life. But i am more interested in the blessings stuttering has brought to my life. I love my stammering even though i hate it a lot.

@aryangupta16176

2 жыл бұрын

Sme 🤟🤟🙂

Cried watching educating Yorkshire and now I’m crying again

I am a victim of stammering and I was in tears while watching this video. I felt Musharaf 's pain when he could hardly say his name. I thank God and the teachers that enabled Musharaf and other members achieve their dreams of speaking again. Stammering makes me stressed and I have challenges speaking to my fellow students while at College. I pray to God to enable me speak fluently so that I can live to achieve my dreams.

I've never before been so proud of people for being able to say their names. GOOD FOR YOU, VICTORIA CROFT! * claps *

I’ve been a stammerer all my speaking life, I’m 56 now. I found I have more trouble speaking to my family, the phone and drive thru windows. I don’t understand the family part. I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s and my relatives were pretty cruel even though they didn’t realize it. I would laugh with ppl when they made fun of me to keep from crying as a child and fighting as I grew up. I prayed for fluent speech all my life. I have a few more years left to achieve this I hope. Best wishes to all of us more intelligent ppl(those that stammer). Lol.

@99kiwifruit88

5 жыл бұрын

Sir Belvedere Hope everything goes well for you!

@marigoldart206

5 жыл бұрын

Sir Belvedere Hi, I’m a teenager and I stutter too! I also find that I stutter a lot more around my family and especially when I have to anticipate talking to someone. (Like talking to a teacher, waiting in line, ordering stuff ect.) A lot of the times when I know I’m about to stutter I choose not to say anything at all because I don’t want people to judge me. You can only imagine how frustrating this is when trying to have a conversation. Lol :P I wish you the best! We can do it!

@marigoldart206

5 жыл бұрын

Sir Belvedere Also, stuttering runs in my family and most of us have a genius level IQ. So, us being ‘intelligent’ is partially true, depending on what you define as intelligent.

@SirBelvedere333

5 жыл бұрын

Iris Beauty lol I too have a very high IQ. Hang in there my young pal. It will get better or as you get older you will stop giving a crap about what ppl say or think. Lol. Keep your head high. I’m praying for you and all who have this issue. Peace.

@SirBelvedere333

5 жыл бұрын

M S why is it a concern of yours how we to post to each other. If you don’t like it, don’t read it. It’s that simple.

As a person living with a stammer, one thing I admire about Musharaf is his confidence. Growing up, I didn't have toys nor fancy clothes or anything to call my mine cos I was too afraid to ask for basic things like books, pens and so many things even from my parents. I grew knowing that my condition a curse so I excluded my self from the society that constantly required me to forge conversations. I had to pick up scraps from dumpsites to get money to buy the things that I needed at that time. Stammering remains to be an uphill task in my day to day activities that constantly weighs me down, but I wont be blocked from becoming a person that I really want be.

@jahman9613

2 жыл бұрын

That allow it to bother you and bring u down. I'm stammer, I think my little daughter also stammer now. I'm going to coach her how to be bold and stronger. I'm bold and stronger. If you messed up, I beat the person up. That all. But now am matured man. No fight, only smiles

@sumitchauhan1065

2 жыл бұрын

I can relate with you man I also wanted things from my parents but never had the courage for it. I got anger issues because of my stammer. I felt so isolated growing up because everyone thought I was shy and angry all the time. Now I have started working on it by exposing my stutter to the world and be comfortable with it. it's not easy but something has to be done. I hope you do well brother and live peacefully with your stutter.

I have stutter and when I saw this amazing video, I cried. I can't pronounces my name for about 4 years. I started to have stutter when I was in 4th grade. I am in 8th grade now and I still have stutter. I understand to never give up talking. Thank you.

@bruger2778

4 жыл бұрын

Erik salazar same:(

@psvk77

2 жыл бұрын

@Fareed Qureshi am 45 and celebrating 35th anniversary of my association with stammering. I know exactly what you are going through. Never give up !! Keep trying, stay positive. There is light, am sure you will discover it.

Omggg it’s mushy from educating Yorkshire episode 8 :DDDD

@connie7192

4 жыл бұрын

Eevi Foster It is.

@evancain4906

4 жыл бұрын

Ok calm doon

@emmi3276

4 жыл бұрын

Evan Walsh eh ?

@emmi3276

4 жыл бұрын

Positive vibes with Constance yh I know that’s what i said

well done Musharaf. so proud of you. stay blessed. this video made me cry

Wow Musharaf has come so far! It is amazing to see. I hope he does all he wants to do in life.

@pankajmeena8926

4 жыл бұрын

You also stammer

My best friend in school used to have a stammer. We never really payed too much attention to it, we just knew that’s how he spoke and didn’t hassle him for it. After some years when we were in middle school, it almost completely disappeared. I think you have to surround yourself with the right people to help build you up and your confidence, which can help someone gain their voice back

@lindseybaker8948

Жыл бұрын

What a lovely thing to say. I'm sure you gave your friend all the confidence he deserved.

I can't stop crying. And this again shows me to be grateful for everything I have and everything I can still do. God Bless them.😭💓

I couldn't stop crying watching the whole documentary. Seeing how they literally FIND THEIR VOICES is amazing and inspiring.

"I don't want to be here, I want to go home and pretend that everything's fine." Honestly nearly burst into tears there, I had so much empathy for her primarily with that statement. I've thought that so many times and for many many years. So proud of them all for making such progress.

For those who stutter (including me), always remember this. If anyone makes fun of it, you don't need that person in your life

To who ever made this happen. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you again

I am a stutterer since childhood and until now. I have so many aspirations in life but it stops me from reaching it because of this problem. It pains me every day and when people laugh at me it hurts so much that I didn't want to talk to someone because I'm afraid to be laugh at, to be insulted and to be bullied by others. I have friends but they didn't know that I have this problem. I always hide my true identity just to continue in life even if it hurts. I hope that someday I can be a free man, I can be happy, and say thank you I overcome it.

@ous9296

2 жыл бұрын

If you let it stop you from living your dream then you'll never be happy. And do not hide it even if people laugh at you. Hiding it is like running away from yourself. I also stutter buy I will never let stop me from living my desired life.

@plan4life

2 жыл бұрын

That fear, the fear of being laughed at, is exactly what is holding you back. You need to say f*** them, this is my life, NOTHING is going to hold me back, and I am going to live life on my terms. Easier said than done I know, but sometimes roadblocks are there just to be overcome and to help us grow as humans.

@miloslavpokorny2358

Жыл бұрын

hi from Czech republic pal, so light and energy not even from the sun

Proud of you all! Im a stammer too from morroco, too much emotions in this documentary... I wish some day to have the opportunity to express my self like that, you just gave me a hope guys!

@swaksan666

Жыл бұрын

Me to from nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵♥️😢

@yousrasadiki8516

11 ай бұрын

Hiii!!Fellow stammer from morocco too🇲🇦🇲🇦

Jeez I haven't cried that much since 'The notebook'

@pearlkelly6337

4 жыл бұрын

ive not watched the notebook yet i keep meaning to cos my friend said its sad

Hello guys, I am Gulzar from Pakistan. I see myself in Musharraf. He made me cry! I went through this painful experience and faced many embarrassing and hard days in my life. I overcome this painful problem by talking to friends and facing people without noticing their negative comments. I remember, in school time it was very hard for me to talk or answer the questions, knowing the answer and facing corporal punishment always added to my frustration and pained me mentally. They punished me severely by not answering their questions. Today, I teach English in Pakistan- when I meet students with stammer speech, in my classes, I encourage them, care for them and support them to overcome their problems. I let them speak in front of the class. It really helps them. I really appreciate the efforts and support of the team. Thank you guys for supporting my people!

@seekinggodfirst754

Жыл бұрын

Your teachers would punish you for a physical disability? Were they aware of your problem?

@gulzarahmadturalay3106

Жыл бұрын

@@seekinggodfirst754 Yeah, they were well aware of it. My high school teachers never supported me however in secondary and at University level I found amazing teachers. Indeed they helped to overcome the problem. Thank you

@seekinggodfirst754

Жыл бұрын

@@gulzarahmadturalay3106 I'm sorry you went through such abuse. I'm also glad you got through it and got the help you needed.

I have a stammer. Watching this makes me wanna cry seeing these people do all stammerer’s worst nightmare. These are strong people. These are the people we need to look up to. So proud of everyone.

@miloslavpokorny2358

2 жыл бұрын

hi from Czech republic pal ,so have a good time and sun not only in the sky

My step sister had a stutter growing up. I always felt so bad for her because her mother was so mean to her over it. I noticed that the more pressure she was put under about it the worse it would be- but when she relaxed with friends or those she trusted sometimes she would stop all together. It made me interested in learning more about it. Now I’m going to school to help those who go through this. ❤

@livestutterfree

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, your step sister’s story is typical. Her mother’s mean actions scared the little girl and made her turn away from her mom. The child stopped observing the way how her mother was using her speech instrument and could no longer imitate these speech actions. Left without a perfect (may be not!) role model, the girl started inventing her own ways to speak = stuttering;-( I wish her mother came to me to learn how to be a perfect model for her child.

@humblemuzik

Жыл бұрын

Much Thanks. As a stutterer who turned musician to ’go with the flow’ so to speak I appreciate you. And your right…It’s those who don’t understand what it’s really like that can make it worse unknowingly.

when she says 'i'm not stopping you cause we're not going to wait' sobbed like baby

As someone who has had a stammer since a child, this was extremely moving and beautiful ❤️ i absolutely loved this documentary and the journey these people went through is amazing and the results are astonishing. I now volunteer as a helpline assistant for Stamma, so i want to do my part and help people with a stammer.

@Exahax101

Жыл бұрын

How did you overcome it?

@laurab6687

10 ай бұрын

@@Exahax101 I still stammer. Some days are worse than others. It definitely depends how confident and relaxed I feel, that makes it almost non existent.

@paddupaddu3974

7 ай бұрын

How to overcome from stuttering/Stammering 😔 I'm 23 I Stammer since 4 years old child, now I'm 23 years old still day by day worst speaking 😑...!

I am 33 now. I had severe stutter since birth. I had worked on it and now it is not that bad. This is the first time I watch a video of someone that stutters. I have been always afraid to see someone else that stutters. I have been bullied when I was young and even now some people still laugh at me. Never take anything for granted!!

My son did not stammer but he took speech classes from age 3 to 5th grade. My heart goes out to them. My son was embarrassed and teased in school. I really hope they get better!!♡♡ God bless!

Musharaf ❤️

Such an uplifting documentary. So proud of all of them.

So glad he’s doing well since the educating series

@pvideos7686

3 жыл бұрын

Air bender

I want to give Mushi a sqwooshie hug 💙 they are all amazing.

I remember watching educating yorkshire when it came out and absolutely sobbing

They are all incredible brave people....the perfect ending is mushi wishing to become a teacher because his own fantastic teacher inspired him so much..and shaped his future ... what an amazing story...when you look at the news and see all the bad crap happening out there...then you see this...it restores your Faith in people....I hope that lad soars to the stars.

when I stutter sometimes I get disgusted, sometimes I don't speak I know I will be embarrassed in front of people. when I stutter I go to the bedroom and cry sometimes I blame God, why was I born into the World, just the pain and judgment I went through. even with you, you also experience that, right? 😭😭😢

@kathrynwilson7386

2 жыл бұрын

Vincent I was born with Cerebral Palsy and stuttered since I was born. Don’t give up, I had a miracle from God at 35, he woke me up one night and told me to open a dancing school, I said to the Lord, you’ve got to be joking how can I open up a dancing school if I can’t speak and within three weeks my stutter stopped and I could speak. I had 35 years of words to let out. l couldn’t be in the same room as a phone, I never married or had any boyfriends because I couldn’t speak. If I don’t get anything else in life, I will always be grateful that I can speak, it changed get my life. This documentary was so emotional for me, I felt everything they felt and I am so happy for their progress. Stuttering is so isolating. I never met anyone that spoke like me growing up, it was devastating, but there is hope.

@iliasa3441

2 жыл бұрын

Never give up mate. One of the best people ever lived, was prophet Moses (peace be upon him). He was the only prophet that could speak directly to God, whereas all the other prophets spoke to God through angels. And he stuttered.

Debbie’s skin is clearer than my future

@MrRishik123

5 жыл бұрын

black dont crack?

God bless them all 💙😭

@Ina_K

5 жыл бұрын

FreddieTheFlipper Ameen

@JacksonBegleymusicguy

5 жыл бұрын

All good folks.

MUSHYYY

@TheMasterblaster32

5 жыл бұрын

FISHY.

@freez.mp4

4 жыл бұрын

PEAS

@harrisonhou08

4 жыл бұрын

WITH

@deeby8168

4 жыл бұрын

POTATOES

Musharaf is so amazing. He is so much more than I could've ever imagined myself being. I was crying at the beginning of the video. I just got emotional. I don't know...

This was very emotional. Stuttering is an arduous and very isolating condition. And to have this type of positive reinforcement is incredibly heartwarming. And man when they all could experience some fluency in the program towards the end was touching.

Tomorrow I will start my university life.....Sometimes I think how I talk with my friends ...talk with lecturers,how I give unswer for question .....But After watching this video....I cant tell my happiness .....Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I'm amazed at Musharaf's progress! I first saw him in the Educating Yorkshire video where Mr. Burton tried the earphones with him. Mushy's stammer at that time was the worst I had ever seen in someone. I was stunned when the earphones were so successful! I'm glad he never gave up, he never stopped believing that he would get better someday, and he never changed his mind about what he wanted to do. It's so nice to see him in this video, succeeding so well.

I think Mush has star quality seriously somehow he has just gripped my soul with two hands and is tugging at my insides. We all have weird little struggles in life, but he isn't afraid to confront something so terribly difficult to live and deal with. He just has courage, the kind I could only dream of.

I'm a stutterer. I was burst in tears watching this video, especially the moment Vicky finished her introduction in the bar. It's the thing which some normal people without any speech impediment can't do. I could feel what they feel. I've experienced the moments that they had to deal with. It's very difficult & embarassed. I'm so happy to see them achieve all their goals in the end. They're not great as normal people want but for us, they're enormous. Wishing you guys all the best. You're so brave. I'm very proud of you!!!

I was exactly like this as a kid. Usually when I tried to attempt to say a word I stamped my foot also. Luckily I don't stammer anymore. Unless I'm having to make a phone call or people start talking about stammering, that also triggers me off.

@amandeeparora699

2 жыл бұрын

Yes exactly same here brother

Wow! I pretty much cried through this video! I too have a stammer, and am currently at a big point of my life - deciding my future! This video really encouraged me and reminded me that I can do anything I put my mind to. Thank you so much!

Musharaf every time he tries to tell someone his name “ Why did my parents have to give me this hard long name that starts with an M”

@rafihasanullah2869

4 жыл бұрын

Cody Columbia not funny bro

@lukedoyle185

3 жыл бұрын

Funny😐

@deveshtiwari5975

3 жыл бұрын

Ohh yeah just like your name...... Cooooooluuummbbbiaaaa

Here in 2019 after Tony Baker The american Comedian made meh cry 😿 with a short clip of James Critchley 😍😍I love ❤ this documentary. Many blessings too all of you!

It's hard for people to understand the emotional toll that stuttering takes on a person. It can literally destroy your mental health. So awesome seeing these beautiful people take radical responsibility for their condition and overcoming!

I have a slight stammer, and I always go away from words. It feels bad when I can't show who I really am.

Musharaf my man. Been rooting for you since watching the education docuseries. So so proud of you all the way from Namibia

Jesus.... When I heard Musharraf...dam. this was incredible. You can do ANYTHING MAN. GO GET IT!!!

in tears right now, we take little things for granted

I’ve been stuttering for nearly 15+ years. And I’ve nearly overcame it completely. I have watched this documentary almost 2 dozen times I love it. I used to get bullied all the time in elementary school until I found a couple good friends in middle school, then in high school. Now I’m a train control operator. I talk on radios 24/7 directing trains where they need to go. Kinda like air-traffic control but for trains. A stutter doesn’t go away overnight it takes dedication and time. I still do it from time to time. But almost non existent.

@axszzzzz

2 жыл бұрын

i want to become a nurse but this stammer i feel like it will stop me.

@serenathody4548

Жыл бұрын

I am so happy for you. I stuttered as a child due to some trauma and although I didn’t use the method in this film, it was people who were kind like this who stuck to helping me and believing in me. Now I try to show others how to have conversations with ppl who stutter - being patient is such an easy thing to do - just be quiet and give time and appreciate the words not the way they are said. I’m so proud of everyone who lives with this and works away at getting more fluent all the time. Breathe! Good luck in your career!

@serenathody4548

Жыл бұрын

@@axszzzzz How are things for you now? Have you been able to start training as a nurse. I thought I wouldn’t be able to do what I wanted and it’s not all just about magical belief in yourself but that does help a lot - so go out there and be proud of being yourself. It will come a bit at a time and I truly believe it is really important to have people in all professions who don’t always communicate the same way as everyone else. Kids need to see that people with stutters keep fighting and can be successful adults. I hope things are going ok for you. One step at a time.

@axszzzzz

Жыл бұрын

@@serenathody4548 i decided i wanted to become a combat medic as a U.S Marine and then becoming a nurse, the Us military doesn’t discriminate against speech impediments so this will be nice. Im still in the process of enlisting

Such a moving documentary! Best of luck to all of them 💕

Congratulations to all the men and women, they did a great job at facing there fears and overcoming there challenges.

What a beautiful documentary! I cried from start to finish.

Public speaking in and of itself is full of anxiety and can paralyze anyone. To do this with a stammer shows such bravery.

Oh my goodness, this whole episode has me crying so much...they all did so well. I remember Musharaf from a previous video, he has come so far, his confidence oh my! I think my tear ducts are almost empty now. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

THE WORLD ought to be learning about the differences most. Great job The Stammers School has done. I DEEPLY APRECIATTING to know about it.

You guys are an inspiration to evry person that struggles with this every day, such as i do and hundreds more. WE are proud of you.

I wish I knew more people that stuttered. I know I'm not alone, but it would be nice to personally know someone else going through this. Laughing about our most awkward moments and our most proud.

@user-ko6vb1st3q

3 жыл бұрын

Exactely.. in college ,i don't see anyone stuttering except me .. it's so hard

Vicky , makes me cry ( I don’t want be here) 😢, and well done musharaf .

Seeing Musharaf speak at the end of the show brought me to tears. I can only image the happiness his feeling at that moment. To finally say what you wanna say and to be around people that understand you for who you are, and are supportive. I myself am a stutter trying to figure out my way in life.

I am a old man.. never came across a stutterer.. BUT, it brings me to tears.. to see this lovely blond Lady Vicky and all others. BEFORE they came to the school. So much pressure and intolerance in our society. I wished, all stutteres could see the videos.. to speak normal. NEVER GIVE UP !! (Berlin, Ermany)

I have had a stutter ever since I could speak. Granted it isn't too bad and I can mostly speak but now being 24 and working full time stuttering as had its setbacks. I am thinking maybe I should have worked on it all those years ago... it sucks there are so many people ignorant about people who stutter and I have been laughed at by customers too. Kudos to all these people who have worked and overcame their stutter.

"Worse than having a stutter is having a proper voice but nothing to say."

I am empathetic towards you all but salute your attitude towards Life. I used to stammer till age 12 which downplayed my confidence and public speaking skills for almost 6 years since then. Not sure how did went away. By 20 I was hosting convocation, farewell ceremonies in college. Used to be looked upon as a eloquent speaker (they didn't even know my background lol). Don't get to talk a lot since the nature of my work is different mostly analytical. But one think I have realised words are only medium to express yourself. God bless

This is heartwarming. Beautiful to see beautiful people conquer their fears and improve their articulation with the help of great supporters . May the Lord continue to richly bless, help and keep you. Don’t give up 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Stammering is a things that kills you every seconds... STRUGGLING STAMMER

This is one of the most amazing docs I’ve ever watched. It’s beautiful.

I'm so so proud of you all...,Big Up to you Musharaf...,go you man go.

Musharaf, please listen to Scatman John, he was one of the biggest stammers of all time and had top 10 hits with singing and rapping on all of them. Your future is bright, you are amazing

inshallah my brother Musharaf succeeds in life Allah will guide you in the right direction brother

@RinoO-4

4 жыл бұрын

Ameen

@kayvoncrenshaw1799

3 жыл бұрын

Guys, Jesus Christ is alive and is the Son of God. Allah is dead. Repent of your sins and trust Jesus Christ today!

@pvideos7686

3 жыл бұрын

@@kayvoncrenshaw1799 bruh

MUSHARAF DUDE YOURE AWESOME IF YOU READ THIS YOU MAKE ME A HAPPY PERSON DUDE YOU HAVE A GREAT VIBE BESOMETHING !!!!!

Who else watched that school documentary that mushrav was in

@jamiejumpyhair7801

4 жыл бұрын

Yeh I did it was educating Yorkshire

I’ve never smiled so much throughout a video

Hey guys even i stutter n i can feel what u feel when u cant speak out what you want to. I have been stuttering since i was a kid n my stuttering has increased now i am 16 n i feel scared for having a conversation wid anyone because sometimes people get impatient n r rude. i am scared to give an order in a restaurant .... my classmates always made fun of me ,my cousins , my real brother n even my dad i tried a speech therapist but it didnt work out. Guys u all r very brave actually every person in this world who stutters is brave n i pray n one day every one will have a fluent speech as v wish . ALL THE BEST GUYS LOVE U

@jxremy16

3 жыл бұрын

Ik this sounds a bit creepy, but if you wanna talk abt stuff to a fellow stutterer ,ping me on insta _jeremyjoseph

@simranbhawar6250

3 жыл бұрын

@@jxremy16 thank you so much for being so kind i dont use Instagram tho due to studies 😬

@jxremy16

3 жыл бұрын

@@simranbhawar6250 Okay, take care :)

@simranbhawar6250

3 жыл бұрын

@@jxremy16 yeah u too

@sambhrantdas8716

3 жыл бұрын

You too! Be brave and stay strong!

I can't stop weeping.

I am a stammer, I wish my country has this kind of school.. I am proud to all of you guys.. nice documentary by the way..

Watching this i realize something. It's ok. It's ok to be frustrated and sadden by your stutter. But it's also ok to celebrate when you beat it. I must give myself permission to be happy that I've gotten better. I deserve to be happy. All stuttered like me deserve to celebrate on this journey we are on

I also have a stutter/stammer. The severity of it comes and goes. I have learned what words to avoid. I keep my mouth shut a lot because sometimes when I say something and the person says "what" I can't repeat it. It's embarrassing. Talking on the phone is hard too sometimes. I have noticed that I do some of these tequniques. Didn't know they were a thing. My mind goes so fast I can't get the words out sometimes. If I could speak like I wanted to, like I do in my mind, people wouldn't think I'm so dumb or maybe more intelligent, because I am not dumb!! Just because someone stutters doesn't mean we are stupid!! It's worse when I'm nervous or anxious. I have come a long way though I believe with God's help. It used to be a lot worse. I used to not be able to say conversation, but I can now. It feels strange coming out of my mouth. The person I stutter with the most is my husband. I wonder why?? So many people on here sharing their stories. I don't feel so alone😊.

Followed this on from educating Yorkshire that school is amazing the teachers are top tier good on Mushara !

havent cried so much in ages

God bless these heros it just goes to show we can over come anything with enough determination ❤

Really makes me get an understanding of how easy I have it.

Salute to all these lovely people. Salute to coaches who are there to help.

Very emotional documentary. Man this done made me cried.

im a stammer too😓..but the thing is i dont think too much abt it..i speak vry fast sometimes..which i dont hav a control i think..but when hard words comes,i a spoke very slowly through em words..😯 plz dnt cry over it..i knw its hard, i hav become antisocial because if it..i practice in fnt of mirror ..sing songs a lot ..fast songs like rap type..when ever i want too..so the thing is i knw i hav that defect but i dnt think abt it much🙏

@ArslanKhan-dn7hu

5 жыл бұрын

Where are you froms i wNa meet you n help you i am not professional teacher but only seen this video n this made me very emotional but if you keep practicing on it and go out speak with people friends families i am sure this is improveable and i am here to help you buddy anytime 07858298121

@oldnikonian343

5 жыл бұрын

@@ArslanKhan-dn7hu, that's very kind of you Arslan, but if and when stich LTD replies to you and/or takes a note of your phone number, please edit your post and remove it to reduce the chance of it being misused, as there are a lot of undesirables out there who would have a field day. Having said that, I doubt that many of them would be interested in this topic or reading these comments, but it's perhaps best to be on the safe side. Again, thank you for being so generous, you're obviously a good 'un 😉

@sofiabnouna9638

5 жыл бұрын

I have the same problem ! I have 20 years and i want To Kill my self!

she could have just let her write the number

@priyanshusahraya4714

3 жыл бұрын

Remember it discourages the stutterer

I started stuttering when i was 7 yrs old. Experiencing ridicules for many years in grade school hence little by little i became anti-social. When highschool stepped in i even think of killing myself because of the pressure and anxiety i felt when you wanted to become a good and active student but can’t because of stuttering. So shy and self-blaming thinking why me. I hope one day i will stop self-hate.

I'm not crying, you are. A previous co-worker of mine stuttered and he appreciated if you helped him with the words. I spoke fluently most of the time, but sometimes the stutter shone through and you could see the frustration in him not being able to pronounce it correctly. A current co-worker stutters as well, but it's very subtle. Some sounds is clearly harder for him to make, but all in all you can barely notice his stutter. As a language nerd, and very verbal and talkative myself I admire those who battle with stuttering. Kudos to everyone for at least trying.

Musharaf is pulling on my heart strings 😩

I DON'T CRY! I JUST... CAUGHT SOMETHING IN MY EYE

Musharaf! He’s honestly great! I’m so happy he got through his GCSE’s!

Amazing to see them speak out their names. I know that feeling. Been stammering since a young age but I thank God that my speech impediment is nothing compared to these guys but still it happens sometimes in social gatherings. My heart goes out to all the people who suffer from this. It is a feeling that normal speakers will never understand

@livestutterfree

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You’re right, normal speakers do not understand a stutterer because they are normal. They intuitively follow the Natural Speech Norms. Even if they occasionally make a speech mistake, it’s not a big deal for them. They simply fix it and go on;-)

@ca_yashagarwal8138

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@@livestutterfree true. And also the sad part is as a stutterer, sometimes we’re not able to convey our thoughts as they’re supposed to and normal people just cut us off and ignore it altogether

@livestutterfree

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@@ca_yashagarwal8138 This is also normal. In nature, the lion will not wait for the rabbit to finish eating a carrot:-) The strong lion just grabs a weak rabbit and kills. The stronger one always wins!

@ca_yashagarwal8138

Жыл бұрын

@@livestutterfree yeah but we’re not weak. It’s just in the brain

@livestutterfree

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@@ca_yashagarwal8138 The brain is just a part of the body. You are the one who uses it INCORRECTLY

I have a stutter, and it was worse in high school. But sometimes I get into a rut and can't speak due to severe anxiety at work (I work in customer service) Went to a college for 2 weeks that was hosting a adult speech therapy and work approved the time off surprisingly because they thought I could be "cured" of my stutter. It was so weird being in a class with other stutterers because I was the only one in my immediate family who stuttered so I don't come across other people with it. More people need to see this because I've dealt with loads of people at my job who laugh at my moments of stuttering. It's why my anxiety gets worse and worse and why my stutter is getting bad again.

@sambhrantdas8716

3 жыл бұрын

I feel ya! Nobody should laugh at such a condition. I have a stutter as well that’s gotten bit better but still face problems on a few occasions. Have faith!