>Dude so many words on what doesn’t work, what a waste of time. Just focus on your thoughts on what does work, much more efficient. And if you are doing something, something you clearly do, be open and upfront about it You don't understand. Listing out what doesn't work is a part of the cure. Any type of 'doing' leaves one squarely within the mind, which is causing the speech problem. The solution to the problem only comes from understanding the problem, which is why I listed everything that does not work. I did not 'do' anything to cure stuttering. It left on its own accord because I understood the nature of it and the things that were disallowing it from leaving. If one is 'doing' any of the techniques that do not work, he will be blocking the way for stuttering to leave on its own accord. Again, this is a mind problem. Everyone is compulsively looking for a fix and asking what to do. And because of this, they never really see the problem. They miss out on the subtle nuances that are required for curing this problem. This is not something you can cosmetically 'do/work' away.