Off My Chest
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James Earl Jones had a stutter during his childhood, and look where he ended up in his life. One of the things I commonly see is that talking and singing use different parts of the brain, so while you may have trouble with a stutter while talking, you may not while singing. That may be something worth looking into.
Does speaking a new language bypass a stutter?
No, I can stutter in several languages
Anecdotal confirmation that singing did wonders for some stuttering folk I met in my life.