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To Whom it May Concern,

 I would like to share my experiences with working with Scott Barratt. 

 I have referred him to friends and clients of mine and he is not eager to get their money, rather eager to help them make the right decisions at the right time.  He is very good at coaching people thru situations where he doesn't feel his direct presence is needed. When the situation arises that he is needed, he is willing to go out to the clients home and discuss their situation rather than making them come to him.  This shows his commitment to his clients.  Getting to know the client in order to help them in the best way  is very important to Scott.

 Scott has helped me personally with a couple of minor situations that required some coaching.  I really appreciate the way Scott handles his clients with the same respect and attention no matter how big or small the situation is.

 Helping good people do what is fair and right is what Scott Barratt does, and I would highly recommend him for anything from legal advice to leading a major case.

Rod Reinhardt

Ray's Trash Service

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rreinhardt@raystrash.com

Taking Breast Cancer Drugs? Read This!

Thursday, October 15, 2009 6:50 pm

By: Shannon Puhalla, MD Source: Bottom Line Health

The breast cancer drug tamoxifen may not work properly in women who take certain antidepressants, warns Shannon Puhalla, MD. Three popular ones – Paxil, Prozac and Zoloft – can make cancer more likely to recur in women taking tamoxifen.

Self-defense: Ask your doctor about switching to the antidepressant Effexor, which does not seem to interact with tamoxifen.

           

When you have question or need help contact me at scott@professionalproblemsolver.com

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Shannon Puhalla, MD, is assistant professor of medicine at Women's Cancer Program, Magee-Woman’s Hospital, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.