Life beyond stammering.

Dear fellow stammerers
There are always moments in our lives when we curse our luck. Some of these moments make us dread the very next moment, whereas others continue tormenting us with a small ray of hope at the end of the dark tunnel we find ourselves catapulted into.
If there ever was a moment in our lives that we enjoyed to the fullest, do we perceive everything else in another context? Aren't our lives enjoyable as they are? Aren't there delightful days that we've spent with our families? Aren't there dinners we've enjoyed? What about the satiety we've attained after meeting a long-forgotten friend? How about the way that nature bestows its blessings upon us?
Hasn't there been any achievement that's made us proud of ourselves?
Haven't we all smiled while facing a raging storm throwing branches in our faces? Do we lose courage when we see our loved ones in danger?
Hasn't your child made you happy by saying her/his first words?
What about in love? There must be someone who you fancy.
What I want to ask, my friends, is a very simple question- and please answer simply:-
If we have been blessed in so many way, why take stammering as a curse?
Does it morally degrade us? No.
There are so many things in life beyond stammering.
For stammering, there's Tisa.Don't worry. We're all here to help each other.Your life hasn't ended.
It has only just begun, as you've learnt to accept your stammer. Take it as another aspect of your lovely lives, and start looking at life with all the vigour and courage you can muster.
If there ever was an excuse to pursue your dreams, this is it. Don't let anything come in the way, otherwise your dream isn't yours to dream.