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From: Ashley Hatfield: ashley_hatfild_00@subr.edu: Southern University
Date: 18 Oct 2012
Time: 13:44:20 -0500
Remote Name: 72.219.11.134
This article brings back memories of a client I had when I was in undergrad who stuttered. He was a severe stutterer and during the course of treatment his stuttering improved. On the last day of therapy his stuttering worsened. I had a talk with his grandmother and she stated that a couple days prior his mother had been taken away from him. After this incident I learned that no matter how much a client improves in therapy, personal events can cause there stuttering to worsen. So Mr. Sander, I truly understand where you were coming from when you said past events from your childhood caused you to stutter.