RE: RE: Why does stuttering not allow for good socialization and adaptation? - Personal welfare
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RE: Why does stuttering not allow for good socialization and adaptation? - Personal welfare

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I've always been fascinated/curious about stuttering. When I was young (a lifetime ago) there was a huge country star, Mel Tillis, who stuttered when he talked. But when he sang, there was no stutter. Here is a short clip on him discussing it.

https://www.pbs.org/video/ken-burns-country-music-episode-4-i-cant-stop-loving-you-mel-tillis-learning-talk-through-singing-gcboiz/

I always wondered what changed in his mind mechanics when he changed the cadence of his words. Interesting post, thank you. So much could be solved if there were more kindness.

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