<p>The military, comparing speech to trains, and SAY: Australia.</p><p>Rich Stephens, the President of SAY:Australia, describes a journey that led him to starting the first international branch of the Stuttering Association for the Young in Melbourne.</p>

The military, comparing speech to trains, and SAY: Australia. Rich Stephens, the President of SAY:Australia, describes a journey that led him to starting the first international branch of the Stuttering Association for the Young in Melbourne.

Rich Stephens: "It's really really really okay to stutter."

The World Stuttering Network (WSN) brings forth a collection of stories shared by people who stutter (PWS) from around the world.  With unforgettable challenges, inspirational narratives and life-changing moments, PWS pose as storytellers describing their real-life experiences with life and conversation.  Our stories bring us together.

Do you have a story to share?  Contact WSN at worldstutteringnetwork@gmail.com.
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The World Stuttering Network (WSN) brings forth a collection of stories shared by people who stutter (PWS) from around the world. With unforgettable challenges, inspirational narratives and life-changing moments, PWS pose as storytellers describing their real-life experiences with life and conversation. Our stories bring us together. Do you have a story to share? Contact WSN at worldstutteringnetwork@gmail.com. We are BETTER TOGETHER!

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