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Megan made the news recently after her employers at Marks & Spencer loved her idea of adding a symbol to name badges for staff who stammer. Here she tells us all about it.
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Meet James Davies, who we're proud to say is a new STAMMA Patron.
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Martin explains how he used his experience of coaching football to write a children's book to show others that you can be a coach with a stammer. Plus, read a review of Martin's book.
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Filled with confidence after plucking up the courage to speak at a previous event, Phyllis tells us how she jumped at the chance to build on that success.
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Tom Wells tells us how he feels about starting university and the technique that helped him with his Oxford interview.
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Lauren talks about her interest in stammering and what she hopes to get from our upcoming conference STAMMAFest Global on the 24th-28th August.
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Harry talks candidly about the depression and extreme feelings he experienced around his stammer.
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When Chris woke up unable to speak, doctors didn't diagnose it as a stammer. Read about his quest for answers.
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Hospital radio presenter Rob tells us about making a video to encourage others who stammer. 
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James, our regular Your Voice contributor from the US, describes those all too familiar times when it's hard to express yourself the way you want to.
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Being offered a teaching job was the last thing Judith expected, having spent her schooldays afraid to speak in class. Here, she talks us through her career and explains how useful feedback helped her to deliver a funeral speech.
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Up-and-coming Peru-based filmmaker Gabriel tells us about creating his short films about stammering, and the difference he hopes they'll make. 
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