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When you speak out loud, you are overcome by fear all of the time. You try to get the words to come out but you trip over them and they don't come out right. Then you hear people snicker and giggle around you because they think it is kind of funny. Little do they know, you have a stammer or a stutter and it is a serious condition. Even when you try to speak clearly, you can't do it. All you want is for your stammer to go away so you can be normal. Stuttering and stammering are big speech impediments that people all over the world have. If you have a stammer, then you know how difficult life is and how hard it is to feel comfortable in public. You hate meeting new people because when you meet someone new, you are nervous and when you are nervous, your stammer worsens. All you want is to overcome stammering so you can speak with ease and confidence. Thankfully, there are small steps that you can take at home that will help you to get rid of your stammer . For example, reading out loud can help to weaken your stutter. When you read out loud, you start to practice how words should roll off of your tongue. The more you read, the better your speech will become. Another way to overcome stammering is to not make direct eye contact with the person you are talking to. When you make direct eye contact, you get nervous so look at the bridge of their nose and you will be able to focus on your words.
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