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I don't think anyone can say what's worse. It's two different things and everyone can experience it differently. I think the real question is how to accept both diagnosis.
panic attacks because stuttering is a little embarrassing but panic attacks really effect your life and work.
Anonymous
April 17th, 2018 11:23pm
Two different things, each with their own perks and issues. In my own opinion, I’d say stuttering is better, because you’re not full out panicking.
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