I made this poster. I was reading one of your newsletters and saw all the drawings with all the notes and they inspired me to make one by myself. I hope you like it. This is a picture of my MarioKart switching to stuttering mode. Thinking about Mario in my head helps me to feel like my stuttering is OK. Mario is saying, “Go stutterers,” and on the board you can see my notes, “I’m special,” “I’m perfect the way I am,” and “I’m unique.” Remember that you are too. I know stuttering can be tricky, but it is what makes you, YOU! Don’t let stuttering make you feel bad. Always remember that there is nothing wrong with you. You are perfect just the way you are!


Landon, 9, Mason, OH


Hello! My name is Logan. I’m 8 years old. I’m in 2nd grade. I like to play Fortnite, Minecraft, and Pokemon Sword and Shield. Stuttering does not make you weird. It just makes you different. And different is good! Stuttering can make me embarrassed or sad but that’s ok. I am learning that there is nothing to be embarrassed about. Kids may bully you when you stutter but you can say, “You’re right! I did stutter!” Or, “Good job! You know what stuttering is!” The bully might be disappointed because it did not work. I use slide, light contact and easy speech to help my speech.


Logan, 8, Colorado Springs, CO 22


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