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D-The patient arrived ten minutes late and apologized for the lateness. Reports stable on her current dose; however, will consider about tapering off on the methadone later this week. This writer addressed with the patient about the no show to the Take Home Group on 06/02/2016, according to the patient, she was scheduled for 16th and decided to not attend because she has decided to continue with daily dosing rather than applying for take home bottles as coming to the clinic gives the patient a reason to leave her house/ something to do.

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The patient spent the session venting about her fiance' and how incompatible they are together. She's in the process of locating a DNA testing site rather than going through with DCF as it is taking

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