> i am proof that is not true. In fact your experience is not proof that a "cure" exists. There is no solid evidence in your experience that any one thing has contributed to your fluency. Your post cites several potential contributions to your fluency and / or their combination. > I have developed some fluency tips that I still use. I am not sure if they are just habits I have developed or if I stop doing them the stuttering will come back. Even still you don't discount the influence of "therapy" (maybe? not really sure what you mean by fluency tips) A "cure" means statistical reliability. A case study is not sufficient evidence for a "cure." I don't mean to drag you down, but "cure" means something in my clinical world. As a clinician I have to push back on your implication of a "cure"