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The therapist notes that three weeks of concerted effort and training could help either Rocca or Rudy correct his lisp; then the discussion moves to whether you want to lose it. ...Tags: If you lisp and want a quick vocal lesson on correcting it, listen to NPR's story yesterday by comedian Mo Rocca about his own lisp--and that of presidential candidate Rudolph Giuliani . S