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My-Kayla responded well to the intervention. My-Kayla continue to make progress towards her goals. My-Kayla stated, be a family again, going to college, and being happy. My-Kayla, stated, having to move, not being with her mom, thinking about what will happen to her, and having bad feelings about things. My-Kayla stated, disappointment, fear, depress, and discourage, unhappy, sadness and frustration. My-Kayla stated, to read music, because she would like to play the violin. My-Kayla stated, being back with her mom. My-Kayla stated, living with her mom and being happy, because she misses her mom and do not feel happy about being away from her mom. My –Kayla stated, her mom and brother. My Kayla responded she does not know. My-Kayla stated, by

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