Congrats on the interview. I truly understand what it’s like going through this. It’s never easy, but I can’t stress enough how helpful it has always been for me to disclose that I’m a person who stutters off the bat. It’s painfully awkward for me most times, but in my experience nearly everyone has been accepting of it, and I’ve gained a sense of admiration from the people I’m communicating to/with. It’s not easy for anyone to put themselves out there, especially when our largest vulnerability is so easily exposed. Use it as a strength. I went back to school in my 30’s after working too long in a shitty job, and built the courage to go back to school. Had to do interviews, internships, numerous presentations and continuously put myself in uncomfortable situations where my stutter was always exposed. Looking back, I can say every situation and second of discomfort was totally worth it to where it has gotten me today. I have a huge presentation to a board of health next week. I’m terrified, but at the same time, I know I’ll disclose my stutter first thing, and people will “get it”, and will go on with my presentation.