Mr. Joenko Character Analysis

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Mr. Jocenko reports that he is living with his family, and they are supportive of his recovery. He is "working 50 hours weekly", "doing things with son and son's mom", "spending time with sister". It appears that Mr. Jocenko can be benefit from developing a strong social suuport system and recreastional activites that he can enjoy with friends and family to enhance his recovery.

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