I've also been stuttering since I was around 5. I'm currently in college and it is doesn't necessarily get better, it just changes. For some people a stutter will go away. My father stuttered for a few years of his childhood but it faded and eventually vanished. On the other hand, some stutters will last forever, and it's just a matter of learning to deal with it and adapt. That's been my personal diagnosis. BUT, this normally occurs when it's left not dealt with. Potent therapy early on can be crucial. In fact, we should all strive to make our speech more fluent. "Accepting it" is understandable to a certain degree, but we can't give up our pursuit of fluidity. No one disagrees that stuttering is frustrating! Speech therapy is important. On the bright side, stuttering teaches patience and tolerance. There are a lot of pros that a stutterer can learn through their journey! Much love and luck to your daughter!!