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From: Dorvan Breitenfeldt
Date: 10 Oct 2004
Time: 13:41:42 -0500
Remote Name: 66.193.138.48
Judy, Probably not. Stuttering is stuttering is stuttering where ever it occurs in the word. I would see no reason to treat it any differently than most of us who have the greatest difficulty starting a word. Many of us "regular stutterers" can and do stutter also in the middle of a word and sometimes on every syllable. Isn't stuttering an interesting,exciting human problem to try to understant and work with? Good luck to you with your therapy with this stutterer. I don't really believe there is "luck' in therapy just good hard work for both the stutterer and the clinician.