When I first got to know that there was a movement
towards building this Korean stuttering homepage,
I was instantly impressed.
Plus it is heart-warming episodes to see more and more people
are trying to join in the movement of crushing stutter.

Let's admit it.
So far there have been hardly therapists who are trained to deal with
stuttering problems.
We can see hell lot of so-called private institutions
which unscrupulously insist they can make a 'perfect' cure.
Don't buy that rubbish. I would dare to say they are talking
bullshit.

Someone with true heart and conscience does acknowledge the fact
that no perfect and permanent cure has been found.

It is true shit to admit, but by what has been known so far,
maintaining reasonable fluency requires constant practice and vigilance.

Anyway, what I am trying to say is,
I do not mind help out with some translation stuff.
Because I stutter myself, I do understand how shitty it is to have
a stutter in life.

If anyone gets interested, write in the notice board.
Then I'll keep in touch.

Cheers.

A stutterer or a person who stutter
(in the real world, the term doesn't make much difference)