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D-The patient was placed on HOLD due to her no show for counseling on Thursday. According to the patient, she reported that she had a family emergency which is also explanation for her AWOLS on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Patient says, " Her grandmother was in the hospital and is very ill. My grandmother resides in New Haven....She's about to go, almost 80 years old." Patient then reports, she will be appearing alongside with her son court appearance and feels that the case will be on for contineous in Hartford Superior Court. Reported stable on her current dose and deny the need for a dose increase when offered by this writer. Then the patient reported that she hasn't used since her last UDS result on 09/07/2016. This writer reviewed the

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