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Flubber
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With a view of the Rockies
Aug 2000 time: 22:27
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I don't but Mrs Flubber's brother still has a serious stutter (at age 28)-- When he was younger, the other kids didn'y bother him much though .. He is currently 6'7" and over 300 pounds.
He has not investigated treatments in the last 10 years or so but I would be interested to pass on any success stories .
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Christmann
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Denmark
Jan 2000 time: 05:27
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My dad and brother both stutter, but neither have tried that device, sorry.
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Christmann
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Denmark
Jan 2000 time: 05:27
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quote: Originally posted by Oerdin
Is stuttering a trait which a parent can pass on to a child? In other words is it determined by biology? |
Very little is known about the causes of stuttering IIRC. When children start to talk at age 2-5 many have a form of stutter for a period. It would seem that this stage of speech development in some cases isn't overcome for inexplicable reasons.
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