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From: Southern University
Date: 14 Oct 2012
Time: 21:32:29 -0500
Remote Name: 108.240.206.4
I found this article to be interesting and very timely. It does stand to reason that stuttering would be exaggerated by sleep. I have read of previous investigations into sleep deprivation and mental health and physical health. I have also learned that sleep deprivation can also affect our driving abilities, which is claimed to be synonymous to driving drunk. This ties in with what the author stated about sleep and brain function.