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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0E_wMIwfSI
For John, no amount of therapy, exercises or hypnosis has done the trick.
- hypnosis: 최면
It's perpetually frustrating to know exactly what you want to say and not be able to say it.
- perpetual
- (오래 동안) 끊임없이 계속되는 (=continuous)
- 빈번한, 빈번히 계속되는 (=continual)
- 종신의
- frustrating: 불만스러운, 좌절감을 주는
Now, every person stutters differently, and John rarely prolongs his words.
- prolong: 연장시키다, 연장하다
It’s a neurological condition with a complex genetic component.
- neurological: 신경의, 신경학의
- genetic: 유전의, 유전학의
So showing your own impatience, guessing the end of a sentence or interrupting and telling John to relax, can actually cause a stutter to intensify.
- interrupt
- (말·행동을) 방해하다[중단시키다/가로막다]
- (무엇을 잠깐) 중단시키다
- (계속 이어지는 선·표면·전망 등을) 차단하다[끊다]
- impatience
- 성급함; 조급, 안달, 초조, 조바심 ((of)); (고통·압박 등을) 참을 수 없음
- 갈망, (…하고 싶어) 못 견딤
- intensify: (정도·강도가) 심해지다[격렬해지다]; 심화시키다, 강화하다 (=heighten)
Right after a really long, painful block is momentary relief and lots of exhaustion. And you typically have a large exhale
- relief
- 안도, 안심
- 구호품, 구호
- momentary: 순간적인, 잠깐의
- exhaustion
- 탈진, 기진맥진
- 고갈, 소진
- exhale: (숨·연기 등을) 내쉬다[내뿜다] (↔inhale)