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When I arrived AD already had dinner. AD informed me she wanted to visit a Wintergreen client. I took AD to visit for two hours. While in the car, AD stated to me that her roommate was going to get a gun and shoot staff in the eye. Before we left for Wintergreen, I encouraged AD to take a bath. AD stated that staff was threating her. I did not. AD was well behaved at Wintergreen. AD wanted to go to McDonalds before going home. AD informed me she did not eat at all and she was hungry. AD took her 9 PM medication and is asleep on the couch.

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