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Originally Posted by Claritytoo
Again thanks for responding. The kind alter is the only one who stammers. She wants to talk and seems to out think what is coming out of her mouth. As she is stammering on one word she has completed the sentence in her head. Than she has to wait and move through the stammering until she has completed what she wanted to say. She does not mind that she stammers. And it doesn't stop her from talking. Two sessions ago was the longest time she was out during session and she felt comfortable and was not too keen on coming back in. But she can't drive and we had to get home. I like her. She has good energy. Oh, also I sleep well, have good nutrition and I take very little medication. I think it is just her way.
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wow you know a great deal about whats going on with this talking process of the stutter, that tells me you have a lot of co consciousness with her, one thing about the medical stuff behind stuttering is that stutters have a problem with their vocal cords.. if they talk the vocal cords work one way and when they sing the vocal cords work a different way. stutters can sing even when they cant talk correctly...(have you been watching american idol theres a prime example one of the contestants is a horrible stutter but sings fantastically... there are many singers that cant talk with out stuttering but hit the charts, and become very famous)
maybe you can talk/think inside to her and tell her to slow down or sing her answers medically when stutters slow down or sing their answers they stop stuttering.