You're welcome. One other thing... We're all still growing and maturing. I expect you're a much different person than you were three or five years ago. If that's true, you can expect to experience similar growth over the next three or five years. What didn't work for the you that 'was' or the you of today, might yet work for the you of tomorrow. I went to the same speech therapist in my teens for a few years, then returned to that same therapist in my mid-20s. In my teens, I wasn't able to achieve fluency. In my 20s, it came rapidly. It was the same program, ten years apart. The difference was me. We often feel powerless with regards to our stutter. That it's unchangeable. But it's not. My stutter got progressively worse as I grew from a child to a young adult. Nothing I did helped. It just got worse and worse. But if something can get worse, can't it also get better? It's my belief that we can all move the needle, to make changes and move forward. Please don't hesitate to reach out. We're all here for you. No one should go it alone.