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Hi Howard Harrington <[log in to unmask]> wrote: This is EASY! It's not up to YOU, but to your wife and sister. So long as you prime them to say "Speak to Howard - I never talk about his (medication/disease/problems/whatever) whilst he is here to talk for himself!" you should have no difficulty with it. Good luck Jeremy PS My wife tells people I'm taking up the trumpet. She then says something like "He can do things for himself, and even if people don't talk to him, he should be good on the tremolo"! > Hi List people, This happens to me a couple times a week and I would >be >interested if this happens toyou pwps. Here it is:I am with someone,my wife >or my sister talking to somonelse.They will ask my wife or sister how am I >doing with my medicine ( or somethong similar). yesterday my wife in I were >in a department storre and happened upon this male friend of ours. I finaly >relazied he wasn't talking to me at all and he didn't want to listen to me. >I have been silent on all these occasions but I am wondering if I should >take another aproach (especially when they realy don't want to listen to me >like the man yesterday). >i guess I am too much of a Mr Nice Guy. How would you handle it. > -- Jeremy Browne - [log in to unmask] Hampshire, UK