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Stuttering Foundation
Stuttering Foundation
Happy birthday Shaq! Thank you for reminding us that we don't need to fear #stuttering.
Lester Hayes, a former defensive back for the LA Raiders, led the NFL with 13 interceptions which still stands as the most interceptions in a single season in the modern era.
Henry: I remember just as the Raiders defeated the Eagles in the Super Bowl, they interviewed Lester, he was so excited he had a major stop, he just couldn’t get it out. I felt so sorry for him.
Governor: Good for Lester for speaking on camera! Nina: He was the first person who spoke like me who I saw on tv.
Brandy: Exactly. I love to see a celebrity that doesn’t say, “I overcame stuttering.” Nobody can. It’s all about acceptance. Great example!
Henry: That’s how I feel about my stuttering, no big deal, no pressure.
Stuttering Foundation
Stuttering Foundation
Have you downloaded a free "I Am a Person Who Stutters" card to help with the TSA and Customs screening process?
Blogger Rachel Dancy shares her #stuttering experience, from being bullied in grade school to fi nding her people in college.
Beth: I’m so impressed with what Rachel wrote and so sad that she had to endure the bullying which is so prevalent. I am so thankful that she found friends in college and it would be great if she could speak in front of groups and explain what bullying did to her and how she survived it and is thriving now. I am so proud of her!
Rachel: Thank you so much, I appreciate it!! I am trying to talk to some kids about bullying.
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Jodi: I took my 12 year old son to FL in December and he stuttered when asked his name. The TSA agent said, “What! Don’t you know your name?” Even though I understand the complexity, I was not happy and a little mama bear came out. This will be very helpful.
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