I can totally understand wanting to find a cure for stuttering. But think about it this way: I know it’s hard to fathom, but when we were really little and stuttered, it wasn’t uncomfortable, nor was it ever a struggle to speak. I’ve mentioned this in other comments on this thread, but it’s often our learned responses to stuttering that become so debilitating (I.e., severe blocks). Obviously, this is easier said than done, but if we can desensitize ourselves to stuttering and re-learn how to stutter easier (like we did when we were little), there’s nothing to “cure” anymore. Why should we cure something that doesn’t make us uncomfortable, or cause struggle, just because someone else thinks it’s weird to stutter? The true “cure” IMO is public acceptance.