Subscribe to one of the many overseas journals or newsletters on stuttering. Or if you have a PC and access to the Internet, use that powerful medium to the benefit of your speech. In addition, sharing your thoughts and feelings on stuttering with other sufferers helps to discharge negative emotions, which would otherwise contribute to high stress levels. And if you have a CD ROM facility, you may want to try out one of the interactive multimedia therapy packages that are now for sale. If you have the money, there will be more options open to you, such as travelling to a country such as the USA or the UK where various institutions offer specialised intensive courses.
Life is full of opportunities.
It's OK to stutter, and one should not feel pressurised to change. But if you do want to work toward better speech, then go for it. Let's keep talking in 2000. Peter Louw Thank you for all the advice and information Peter. The article contains letters from PWS regarding their disappointing and frustrating experiences with job interviews and promotions and builds from that.