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Definitely speak to your GP and explain that it is having an effect on your career. You can talk to a speech therapist that may be able to help. A lot of peopl
by tomwalker 14y ago
Definitely speak to your GP and explain that it is having an effect on your career. You can talk to a speech therapist that may be able to help.
A lot of people are put off by "therapy" but it is worth going to an initial meeting with the therapist and finding out what the plan would be. If you decide that ongoing meetings is not for you then they may be able to give you a few exercises to do at home.
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http://www.stammering.org/adults_info.html http://www.stammering.org/adults_info.html
Here is some information. You do not necessarily need to speak first to a GP
- TallGuyShort 14y agoMay I ask you to kindly explain what "GP" means? I think I've been outside of the realm of English English for too long...
- rustc 14y agoI think "General Practitioner".
- pandemicsyn 14y agoA General Practitioner, your primary care doctor. Don't think thats "English English" I call my doc here in the U.S. that too.
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