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From: Paul Goldstein
Date: 18 Oct 2004
Time: 13:42:27 -0500
Remote Name: 62.97.250.9
Takk! I thank you for your kind comments. I think the type of exercise you have in mind - envisioning a happy successful future, "stuttering and all", can be a powerful motivating therapeutic tool. Indeed when I was 16 I could not envision such an idea. Surely, I thought, one needs to "fix up" stuttering to have a happy life. Not true - not true at all - but I don't know if my 16-year-old self would have believed it. It would be great if young people who stutter could absorb and accept this all-important message. Thank you again for your nice comments.