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This worker arrived to 2346 Lynhurst with the children at 2:45p.m. and Elizabeth and Carlos were waiting in the parking lot. When the children notice Elizabeth and Carlos they attempted to run to them but was quickly told not to run by Elizabeth for safety reason. When the family finally met up they greeted each other with a hug. Elizabeth and Carlos both gave Pablo a big kiss before walking into the building and getting settled.

When the family got into the visitation room they began to play together as a family. Carlos sat on the floor and played ball with both Pablo and Victoria. Both children would laugh hysterically at Carlos as he told jokes and rolled on the floor with them. Elizabeth sat on the couch and would give the child verbal

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