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Peatross stated that he contacted Coshelle Coleman where she advised him that due to their change of residence to a different state, their insurance changed from Tenn Care to Mississippi Medicaid. Peatross stated that he spoke with Dr. Little and he agreed to continue to see Marsharone Coleman free of charge. In July 2015, Dr. Little reported to him that Marsharone Coleman was still not attending his weekly sessions as scheduled. Peatross stated that July 23rd - October 6th he had difficultly contacting the mother and finding an alternative residential treatment that was closer to Marsharone Coleman and accepted his difficult IQ level.
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