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Learning to embrace life with a stutter
Study participant Sian Williams, 13, shares her experiences of growing up with a stutter.
End of 2019 update!
2019 has been a busy year for the Genetics of Stuttering Study! As the year draws to a close, we thought it a good time to provide an update on how the study is progressing, and our plans into the new year.
Spotlight: Participant Rich talks about his experiences with stuttering
Rich Stephens talks about his experiences with stuttering, and the power of not feeling alone. He feels strongly that “stuttering should never be a taboo subject”. He believes that “to understand anything you need to start at the beginning. Which is why The Genetics of Stuttering Study is so important for the future generations of people who stutter.”
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We are looking for adults and children (5+) who have ever experienced #stuttering or #stammering, to volunteer for our genetics study. 🧬
Head to our new UK site to find out more!
https://t.co/idAkiCTruh https://t.co/ij7Ux3Zh6f
We are reaching out to adults and children (5+) who have ever experienced #stuttering or #stammering, to take part in our genetics study. 🧬
Head to our new UK site to find out more! https://t.co/idAkiCTZjP
#stuttering #stammering #GeneticsOfStuttering https://t.co/qzUpbPxokd
We are very excited to announce the publication of our new paper: “Self-reported impact of developmental #stuttering across the lifespan”
https://t.co/b5xAoOegBw
We describe the lived experiences of the first 1000 people recruited to our study.
A thread! 🧵 1/n
Great article via the @guardian
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https://t.co/BJwz68fhBO
To help us meet our target of 3,000 participants by 31 December 2022, volunteer for our study today
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