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Mr. Trosper was considered to be in compliance with treatment during this reporting period. Mr. Trosper attended group sessions as scheduled and provided verification for his participation in outside self-help activities. Mr. Trosper continues to maintain his sobriety and enjoying his sober life. Mr. Trosper is able to implement learned skills into his life to cope with high risk situations and solve problems without the use of alcohol and substances.
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