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Ms. Smith reported she grew up in Colorado Springs and was primarily raised by her mother. She shared that her parents separated when she was an infant and has two brothers, one is incarcerated in Colorado for distribution of a controlled substance, and she is unaware the location of her second brother. She has 2 children: Isaiah, 8, and Angela, 4 years; Isaiah lives with his father in Washington and Angela resides with her maternal grandparents. Ms. Smith states she lost custody of her children due to her substance abuse issues and mental health complications.

Frank morphs his personality into whatever someone wants him to be. To others he has the perfect family; however, he has a secret. When he is with Kenny he is rude to Tub. But when he is with Tub he seems to be himself. His affair with the babysitter is killing this supposed family man. He doesn't want to leave his wife simply because she's been good to him. The obvious reason of love isn't even mentioned in relation to his wife. When Frank tells Tub about true love it's as if he is a fifteen-year-old girl himself. The way he describes it one could easily imagine the same conversation happening in the girls' bathroom of a high school after a first kiss. "`Tub, have you ever been really in love?' `Well-' `I mean really in love.' He squeezed Tub's wrist. `With your whole being.' `I don't know. When you put it like that, I don't know.' `You haven't then. Nothing against you, but you'd know it if you had.' Frank let go of Tub's arm. `This isn't just some bit of fluff I'm talking about'" (Wolff 88). Frank is extremely immature. His views on life and love make it evident that he would make a connection with a fifteen-year-old. He believes that a friend should be

On April 25, 2016, I followed up with Stephanie Sharnweber (mother). She reported that her son has been committed to Dominion Hospital where he is currently undergoing psychiatric testing and is not accessible for a ripp assessment. On April 26, 2016, I spoke to Ms. Priscilla Harp of the Court Services Unit who

Apartments are a better choice than houses because they don’t require as much work and commitment. It truly does depend on your preference. If you have a larger family, an apartment may not be the best choice. People sometimes spend months making the choice for their living situation because you don’t want to be unhappy since you may live there for over two years. The process can be dreading and tiring but in the end it will be worth it.

Although there is no mention of the condition he has, he has challenging behaviour which may require physical intervention and physical restrain, requires

He has got about five months left of his rehab program and is making great improvements as well as being much more committed to getting better and seeing his child again. Delcan has now started looking for a job again and wants to purchase his own house or apartment once his rehab is over.

According to the physical therapy notes on 1/18/16, the patient has attended 30 visits of therapy.

The original residential treatment model consisted of a 3 to 6 week hospital-based inpatient treatment phase followed by extended outpatient therapy and participation in a self-help group, such as Alcoholics Anonymous.

He is the son of Francis and Hazel Abel Sr., born February 3rd, 1946 in Philadelphia, PA. Growing up in Brooklyn, NY, Frankie Jr. went to the prestigious Music and Art High School as a classical violinist. After moving to Roosevelt, NY., Frank attended Howard University, where he earned a Bachelors Degree in Music Education. While attending Howard, he became a member of OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. and PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA MUSIC FRATERNITY. After graduation from Howard, Frank taught vocal music at Mulligan Jr. High School in Central Islip, NY during the day and performed in various New York nightclubs, as a singer and keyboardist, with his own Rhythm and Blues bands. For a decade, from

She was born and raised in the city. In Chicago, she lives with her mother and her two siblings. She has a brother and a sister, and she is the middle child. She also has four dogs. She used to have a turtle, named Toby.

Mental Health/medication: Youth has been admitted to Daytop Treatment on 2/17/17. Youth is diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder; youth continues to take medication and meets with Dr. Barbara at least once a month for medication monitoring.

Mr. Ramos was to be discharged from the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program on February 8, 2016. However, Mr. Ramos was found with contraband to wit: Trazadone Pills, in his property. A court hearing was held on February 11, 2016 and this Community Supervision Officer recommended that Mr. Ramos treatment be extended for two months.

Joe told our team that SOHOPE from March to September were 500 people in information sessions and some (est. 150) people went on to random treatment. It

His wife responds by saying “He used to do that when he was a little boy…” When he passes the Pacheco house he notices that the attic window still seems to mock him. Also, when Joseph runs into Frankie, his best friend from childhood, Frankie mocks him by saying “And now you’re stuck back here for good.” Frankie is almost daring Joseph to leave and this is a real turning point in the story for it is here that Joseph responds “I’m not stuck here.” For the first time in the story Joseph realizes that he is not as trapped on the island as he had imagined himself to be. The continual insults and mocking force Joseph to finally stand up for himself and he realizes that he has the power to change his situation.

Due to the shifts in people’s lifestyles, marriage has become less central in society. The traditional precept that a couple should legalize their relationship through marriage before living together has declined these days due to the transformation of people’s attitude and thoughts towards the act of marriage. As a result, couples who are not inclined towards marriage have turned to alternate courses in their relationship. One of the most common living styles most young people have chosen is the live-in relationship or cohabitation. It raises the question of whether this lifestyle choice is more beneficial to cohabiters rather than marriage. Although it is a trending lifestyle, the issue is still a social controversy nowadays.