Roisin again shares her thoughts on stuttering as she continues therapy at the American Institute for Stuttering. This time, she talks about demanding respect from others and from herself.
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Sooo, contrary to what it may look like, I am wearing clothes (just a strapless shirt.) Thank you all for the comments, its great to hear feedback!
Comment by Roisin — July 15, 2009 @ 3:58 pm
Haha. It’s the fault of the weak mics on our little HD cameras.
Comment by Eric — July 15, 2009 @ 4:06 pm
Roisin,
I am completely relate to what you said in this video. I am just starting to try and comes to terms that I am a pws and I always will be. For half of my life I thought that I will not stutter my whole life, and that is why I went through the Hollins program in Roanoke, Virgina. Thank you for making this video.
Comment by Sarah — July 17, 2009 @ 11:31 am
Yeah! Unconditional respect for self. I love it – thats what its all about. Your courage to make these videos is very inspiring.
Comment by Pam — July 21, 2009 @ 11:50 am
hiiiiiii! you are so gergous, i’d marry you, I wouldn’t care about your stuttering problem, i’d be there with you to help you. People who like to judge should f***** off. We should respect people for their ideas, not for the way they speak. People who like to criticize other people have many complex and show how ignorant they are, i was a stutter and i use many techniques to avoid stuttering and now that i don’t stutter people started showing respect. The people that make more fun of stutters are the secretaries.
Comment by John — February 6, 2011 @ 1:32 am