Susan, I'm very sorry to hear that you were misquoted. I'd just like to say that we all have a lesson to learn from your misfortune. If it makes you feel any better, you are in good company. I am beginning to adopt a policy that I will not allow the interview or the person to write it up unless I have a look at it first. I value my reputation, and it really discredits me when someone who doesn't know the first thing about the topic paraphrases and distorts what I've said. Maybe we should all learn to be a little more insistent. Most of us probably don't like to behave like Prima Donnas, but it sure beats the alternative, which is getting misquoted. You have inspired me to get even stricter about this! -- Marie Biancuzzo, RN MS Perinatal Nurse Consultant PO Box 1562 Phone: 703-758-0092 Herndon, Virginia 22070-1562 email: [log in to unmask]