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Leeboy13
04-07-2006, 02:46 PM
I havent been keeping up with the times clearly... what is this? i have tried to search this forum for more info but im at a loss, i guess it helps your stammer but has anyone got any more info on this.... interested to know how this works..
thanks in advance
Forgot what it was called, I think the fluency master, you put it in your ear and it delays the time the person talks. I never had it so I don't know what it would be like, it might help.
They work very well, but the effect wears off after a period of time.
lupes
04-09-2006, 05:20 PM
I don't believe in stutter aids really, im sure they work, but you'd still stutter without it, so its not really helping you overcome your stammer, just keeps it at bay more like.
Im sure i read somewhere that keeping a marble in your mouth helps control stammering too :rolleyes:
happy7117
04-10-2006, 12:41 AM
I don't believe in stutter aids really, im sure they work, but you'd still stutter without it, so its not really helping you overcome your stammer, just keeps it at bay more like.
Im sure i read somewhere that keeping a marble in your mouth helps control stammering too :rolleyes:
A marble is definately risky!! I would easily choke
on it!!
happy7117
04-10-2006, 12:45 AM
Forgot what it was called, I think the fluency master, you put it in your ear and it delays the time the person talks. I never had it so I don't know what it would be like, it might help.
Do you know that for a fact??
I am looking for something that you
are describing in your post that does
not delay the sound of your voice for
you to hear it, but delays the time when
you talk!! You may have just helped me out tremendously!!
BenLZ
04-10-2006, 03:13 AM
I own the SpeakEasy.
Feel free to ask me questions, it's an auditory feedback device and makes a considerable difference in my stuttering. I believe it works more with repititions than with blocks however.
lupes
04-12-2006, 11:32 PM
A marble is definately risky!! I would easily choke
on it!!
well there's no chance of u stuttering while you'd be choking on the marble so i guess the marble kind of does help stittering lol.
lupes
04-12-2006, 11:34 PM
I own the SpeakEasy.
Feel free to ask me questions, it's an auditory feedback device and makes a considerable difference in my stuttering. I believe it works more with repititions than with blocks however.
Sure. Can i ask how is your stutter without the SpeakEasy.
Say you've used to SpeakEasy for a week or month, and u take it off, does your stutter stay improved or does it go back to how u were without the SpeakEasy to begin with?
I believe you mean speecheasy.
I also have a speecheasy. It is broken all the time and it takes forever to get it fixed. Also, unless the ONLY thing you do is repeat sounds, you will not benefit. A lot of resellers are bit crooked and do things like talk slower and lie about the long term effects. Or not honor a 30 day trial.
BenLZ
04-14-2006, 12:34 AM
Sure. Can i ask how is your stutter without the SpeakEasy.
Say you've used to SpeakEasy for a week or month, and u take it off, does your stutter stay improved or does it go back to how u were without the SpeakEasy to begin with?
There's mixed results, but generally I feel more comfortable with the speecheasy in. The most important thing it gives you is confidence. However, sometimes the speecheasy can be just as bad as regular speech.
It's very difficult to say in terms of switching back and forth, there are some good days, some bad ones, and for me that applies to normal speech as well. Also, if I'm stuttering without it and pop it in my speech usually improves.
What I do is if I'm speaking poorly one way (without or or with it) I'll try the opposite way and I personally keep my speecheasy very accessible so I can put it in at a moment's notice .
BenLZ
04-14-2006, 12:39 AM
I believe you mean speecheasy.
I also have a speecheasy. It is broken all the time and it takes forever to get it fixed. Also, unless the ONLY thing you do is repeat sounds, you will not benefit. A lot of resellers are bit crooked and do things like talk slower and lie about the long term effects. Or not honor a 30 day trial.
Have you tried the gold batteries? The silver ones aren't nearly as good.
Do you know that for a fact??
I am looking for something that you
are describing in your post that does
not delay the sound of your voice for
you to hear it, but delays the time when
you talk!! You may have just helped me out tremendously!!
Hey are u reffering to speech easy, i have speech easy it does helps but it is expensive, and it doesnt helps you that much.....
johnjohn
04-26-2006, 11:55 PM
i paid $200 just to try the speech easy. it was very annoying and did nothing for me. They cost $2000-$4000!!!!!!! I felt like the speech center was trying to sell me a device rather than help. DO NOT BUY ONE UNTIL YOU KNOW IT WILL WORK FOR YOU 100%
happy7117
06-01-2006, 04:01 AM
Hey are u reffering to speech easy, i have speech easy it does helps but it is expensive, and it doesnt helps you that much.....
Actualy I'm refering to the Fluency Master!!
You can read about or buy Casa Futura Technologies DAF/FAF anti-stuttering devices (http://www.casafuturatech.com/index.shtml) on my website.
LBWMO
07-31-2006, 03:33 AM
I have a device called speecheasy. It fits in my ear and it delays the sound and is a very high pitch voice. It helps me a lot especially during job interviews or when I have to make phone calls. THe device has helped me land the job I have had for two years.
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