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My parents would shame me for stuttering, even snarl at me for doing it. I also had a young lady mock my voice to my face when she asked me a question and I stuttered. They need to realize that stuttering is involuntary and requires treatment.
You’d think with my parents being doctors, they would be more intellectual and understanding. However, they are actually anti-intellectual or they dismiss anything that doesn’t align with their socio-political views.Your parents are mean and clueless about stuttering, and the young woman was not a "lady". She was mean and cruel.
Please see if the library where you work has a movie called "The King's Speech". I think you would appreciate it. It is the historically true story of King George VI who, among other things, led England through WWII. He was a stammerer. The story is about how a man, an Australian and a mere commoner, helped him with the stutter and became a lifelong friend. It's a very good movie and you might like it. It taught me a lot of things about why people start to stutter in the first place and techniques that helped the King with it.