He says in the video its physical problem. People have been saying its in the mind or its just a habit. Few days back some research had shown its genetic and soon we will have the pills for it. So, there are different perceptions about stuttering prevailing in the society.
According to me the most important thing for the PWS is to try to understand their stuttering using all the available resources.But the path has to be travelled alone and no one else can help him. It may sound very harsh i know but i guess that is true.
Sujit, I agree with you. You have to walk alone to Mt Kailash. But sometime it helps, if you meet a pilgrim who has been to Kailsah and is willing to share some information about the route, camping sites etc. Now, there are two kind of guides- one who have been to Kailash and other who have read about it.. And there is a third category: They have been to Kailash but got so traumatised that dont want to talk about it at all! I think you have met all the three kinds.. sachin
Totally agree with you Sachin sir. The journey has to be done alone but if the the path is known in advance it definately helps a lot. Otherwise it might take a lot longer and harder to reach our goal. I will take the help of the first guide to go to kailash (i think i should go there sometime:D). But i should not expect him to take and dump me to Kailash(just kidding :-).
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Now, you see how "home work" helps!
Thanks for posting Manohar!
He says in the video its physical problem. People have been saying its in the mind or its just a habit. Few days back some research had shown its genetic and soon we will have the pills for it. So, there are different perceptions about stuttering prevailing in the society.
According to me the most important thing for the PWS is to try to understand their stuttering using all the available resources.But the path has to be travelled alone and no one else can help him. It may sound very harsh i know but i guess that is true.
Yes Sir ! Now i can see ^_^
So what more is left of this home work, Manohar? :D
Sujit, I agree with you. You have to walk alone to Mt Kailash. But sometime it helps, if you meet a pilgrim who has been to Kailsah and is willing to share some information about the route, camping sites etc. Now, there are two kind of guides- one who have been to Kailash and other who have read about it.. And there is a third category: They have been to Kailash but got so traumatised that dont want to talk about it at all! I think you have met all the three kinds..
sachin
Totally agree with you Sachin sir.
The journey has to be done alone but if the the path is known in advance it definately helps a lot. Otherwise it might take a lot longer and harder to reach our goal.
I will take the help of the first guide to go to kailash (i think i should go there sometime:D). But i should not expect him to take and dump me to Kailash(just kidding :-).
That's true Sachin Sir... I have met all the three kinds of guides...
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