This book investigates the stammering, its cause and its cure. The author introduced his twenty years of being a chronic stammerer and his courage to search for a cure of his speech defect. The book investigates the nature of stammering and stuttering and the method for curing them. The author had cured himself and hundreds of other stammers by following the method he introduced.
This book discusses the futility of curing stammering by common means. It traces various attempts at curing stammering in the past and how wasteful these attempt were, until he discovered a simple program to cure it. The book presents the life of Benjamin Nathaniel Bogue and his struggles with the handicap. Bogue devotes a great deal of text to explain the handicap of stammering, its effects on the body and psychology of the sufferer, and its cure.About the AuthorA Chronic Stammerer for Almost Twenty Years; Originator of the Bogue Unit Method of Restoring Perfect Speech; Founder of theBogue Institute for Stammerers and Editor of the “Emancipator,” a magazine devoted to the Interests of Perfect SpeechCONTENTS PrefacePART I–MY LIFE AS A STAMMERERI. Starting Life Under a HandicapII. My First Attempt to Be CuredIII. My Search ContinuesIV. A Stammerer Hunts a JobV. Further Futile Attempts to Be CuredVI. I Refuse to Be DiscouragedVII. The Benefit of Many FailuresVIII. Beginnin (more…)
Are You Suffering From Social Withdrawal?Do People Shun Or Ostracize You Because You Have A Hard Time Getting Some Of Your Words Out?Or Does Your Child Get Teased At School Because They Stutter And Can’t Speak Like Everyone Else?If you have answered yes to any of the above, then you are in the tiny percentage of people that stutter.Stuttering is a speech disorder in where there is a disruption or interruption of a normal speech flow. When people speak, they have to force some of their words out because the flow is blocked or broken. They end up looking weird because when they stutter, they make weird looking facial expressions or are constantly blinking their eyes. When they have to force what they have to say out of their m (more…)