Buffalo Wild Wings By Stephfon Summary

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Worker met with Stephfon and transported him to lunch, at Buffalo Wild Wings. Worker discussed with Stephfon how things were going. He discussed his recent feelings about his cousins accident, and his recent feelings of depression. Worker discussed with him about getting back on his medication so that he can begin to feel better. Stephfon at first was not talkative and seemed down, but began to open up and be himself as the meeting continues. Towards the end, Stephfon did become impatient and did not want to sit down anymore while waiting on the check. On the way back to his house Stephfon discussed his gratitude about the worker. When the worker arrived back to the house, his mother asked if she could transport her to a friend of the family’s

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