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D-The patient arrived on time for his counseling session. Reported stable on her dose and denied the need of a dose increase or decrease when offered by this writer. The patient shared her conflicting feelings as to whether or not she wants to move forward with her transfer to the Hartford Dispensary. According to the patient, this is the first time in a couple of years, she's been clean from opiates and believes it has something to do with attending the Women's Group and her counseling sessions with this writer. The patient says, " I like the fact (in tears), you stay on top of me......I am not sure if I will get that over there. I am scared." This writer informed the patient, she does not have to leave to CSAC if it's helping her and to
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