Samiah Visitation Report

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Subject: Visitation report for Samiah on July 29, 2017 On July 29th Samiah and I arrived at 11:00 a.m. at the Wal-Mart on Beach Blvd and Hodges to shop for items from her WIC Voucher. Samiah dad was waiting at the front entrance, as we approached dad I said look Samiah your dad is here and Samiah just looked at him she did not reach for him or smile. I asked dad did he have his copy of the WIC voucher he told me he forgot. Dad asked to push the cart that Samiah sitting in I said okay. As I watched the interaction while dad was trying to talk to Samiah she just look at him and sometime look away. Once in Wal- mart I began to shop for the items from the WIC voucher dad did not seen concern to look at the list with me or help me pick out items

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