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From: Shulamith Rotenberg
Date: 15 Oct 2004
Time: 12:48:22 -0500
Remote Name: 138.89.3.110
Dear Russ, Thanks for your article. You raise an excellent and important point. I was wondering why you felt that your stuttering meant a lot to other people when you were in highschool. Was it because of the way that you were treated, or was it simply because of how you felt that you must have sounded to others? It seems that you were quite surprised when your classmates were SO NICE at the reunion. Was that in contrast to the way that they treated you when you were still in highschool? In other words, was there a significant change in the way that your classmates treated you in highschool and 25 years later, or was it a change in the way that you perceived the situation? Shulamith