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-- >> those messages, were not about me, and when i talk to other people who stutter, theyre not about me. and its us treating life experiences, and i think thats what makes this conversation so meaningful. but to answer your question, no, never in 1 million years, wouldve ever, pictured myself in the situation. >> i know you care about a lot of other disabilities as well, he wrote about pennsylvania senator john fetterman, as he was recovering from a stroke and how the media treated him, and wr...

And about the audio auditory processing issues afterwards. and now, doctors who are close demanding examining him, they can weigh in, with clear more nuanced diagnoses. its our general lack of understanding, around disability of all sorts, for auditory processing to a person who, stutters i think creates a lot of these wild conversations, the general public, just tossing out xyz at any moment. >> lets time to start talking out the wild conversations, and bring more compassionate, thoughtful, emp...

In the situation. >> i know you care about a lot of other disabilities as well, he wrote about pennsylvania senator john fetterman, as he was recovering from a stroke and how the media treated him, and wrote about it. whats your take? >> that was, another example of i think, the general public making a lot of armchair diagnoses. senator fetterman, was relatively transparent, towards the public about his stroke, -- and about the audio auditory processing issues afterwards.