Andrew Johnson Case

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Juge ordered Ms. Messerli to continoue following her case plan and therapist to help facilitate communication between with Ms. Messerli and her children. Also, department facilitate visitations in future. Also, letters from Ms. Messerli should be given to therapist.

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