Title: (1) Solution focus - Solutions Step by Step_clip1.
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you
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hi I'm no noise and I'm in Sioux timber
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welcome to our videotape solutions step
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by step in this video tape like in our
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book of the same title solution step by
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step in so and I are going to show you
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solution focused therapy solution
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focused therapy techniques in typical
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clinical situations with clients who are
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harmfully using drugs and alcohol let me
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say a little bit about the solution
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focused therapy the most important
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characteristic of this model is very
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much future-focused
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since we believe the future is created
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and future is also negotiated we are
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paying attention to clients notion of
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how they want their life to be different
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what is their idea what is their idea of
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how what is the desirable way for them
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to be our second point is the fear for
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the client generates their own ideas
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about how they want their life to be
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often times when they need the client
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for the first time they have no idea
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because this is something they have
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never thought about and they are very
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preoccupied about what has happened to
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them and so through this process of a
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conversation was therapist they arrive
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at how do I want in my life that is not
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there right now and so this is very
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important for those clients that we see
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that are mandated we're actually with
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the so called
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involuntary client right these are
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clients that have been told over and
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over and
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again what they have to do including
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that they have to come to therapy
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highlighting their homegrown experiences
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their homegrown solutions is a vital
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part of how this works right so that
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brings us to the third point of the
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model that is that we absolutely believe
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that clients do have strengths and
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resources and solutions often times they
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have own solutions to their own
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difficulties but again they are not
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aware that they had these until we
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engage them in conversation in such a
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way that they will discover their own
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solutions and that they do have they do
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know what to do or their the first point
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is because of this the whole approach to
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working with clients tend to be very
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very optimistic that they do they can
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change their future their future is in
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their hands they do know what to do
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about it and as a result of that many
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clients tell us how respectful this
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approach is of them and of their ability
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and so it's it's results in a very very
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new torie respectful way the work was
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people in some very tough situations
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well into we've got a couple of miles of
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videotape to show yes what we've done is
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grouped clinical situations into
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question types what we're going to be
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showing you are questions about
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pre-session change about exceptions to
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the problem we're going to be showing
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questions about goal negotiation and how
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we do this with clients will show you
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questions about knowing how does the
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no something is different how do people
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around the client know that the client
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is capable of the changes we're going to
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be showing you a couple of different
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ways of asking and following up on the
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miracle question scaling questions wide
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variety of scaling questions are going
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to be presented and then some follow-up
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questions will show you what are logical
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ways to follow up to some of these
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questions that we ask clients since you
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are many of you are very interested in
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how does this model apply in working
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with groups especially DWI driving while
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intoxicated toxic lips forgotten the
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what how does these different kinds of
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techniques different kinds of asking
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questions how does it work with a group
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setting we also will show you and again
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highlight these techniques as they
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appear we're going to highlight in the
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bottom of the screen so you will be able
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to follow those techniques okay then get
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much information on you before this
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meeting and can you tell me a little bit
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about why you're here
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well um basically me and my girlfriend
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had a fight yeah and it is it was really
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a silly fight it was over a guy called
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him the house for her and I asked I
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asked her a simple question who he was
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and she really I felt that she was lying
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so I said that she was my okay and it
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Excel to an argument and then eventually
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to me hitting her a couple of times okay
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okay and and so you've got to be here
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because you got
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wellyes by our probation officer
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referred me to you okay okay okay so
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your probation officer wants to see
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something happened and she says that I
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need to see what the problem is with my
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temper okay okay well let me at this
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this visit worthwhile for you I like you
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say you know okay I'm glad I came to see
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that guy honestly and I'm a 21 year old
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man I don't think anything you could do
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for me an hour to change hmm okay okay
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well let's say it did let's just pretend
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from home let's say did that this was
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some kind of a different hour in
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something something causes you to walk
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away from there saying well that wasn't
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that bad what might that be
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that's hard to say no I really don't
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like I said I really don't see anything
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that could but I'm open-minded I mean
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I'm here so I might as well try to get
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something out of it okay
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okay so so you've got some ideas that
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you want to get something out of this
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now you've got me kind of curious as to
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what that might be that you could get
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out of this well actually I my problem
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is I tend to be in a place in a wrong
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place at the wrong time I don't feel
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like I'm a bad guy I just you know tend
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to be caught up in a lot of different
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situations wrong place wrong time
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okay I understand your name is Terrence
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yes and I just seen you were 21 years
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old yes uh-huh
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what do you live with I live with my
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grandmother Oh your grandmother well she
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was kind of noticing me as I been
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drinking recently and doing drugs and
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everything and she seems kind of
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depressed that I've gone to this and I
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haven't been able to stop it and I've
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tried to get help you had yes I have
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well seems like nothing has been helping
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me is there I yes so you've been
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thinking a lot about what might be
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helpful yes I have you have I'll see you
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but give us some thoughts about that yes
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so what you it was your grandmother's
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idea or your idea uh-huh well it was
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part my idea cuz I see the way she she
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just doesn't like me to be this way and
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I think it would be better off for her
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and for me uh-huh I just get off the
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drugs and try to go straight you said
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hold a job for a while whoa Oh so how
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did this happen that you made up your
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mind about this well how'd it happen I
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made up my mind
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yeah there you're gonna get a job and
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you're gonna stop the drugs and drinking
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and all that I just spaced when you
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change because drugs are just bad for
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everybody has been bad for me seeing
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myself
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waking up in the morning uh-huh
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headaches and yeah just not feeling good
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uh-huh drug you a little healthier so I
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live a long life uh-huh so you want to
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become healthier yes uh-huh
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oh and what you said you don't have to
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get a job yes uh-huh and also you want
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to stop drinking yeah okay and what else
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how else can I be helpful to you today
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justice stop the drugs base that's all
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just to help me okay so I gather you do
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both drugs and drinking and alcohol
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which is more urgent problem for you
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which do you want to stop first drugs or
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alcohol
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um the drugs did you start first yes
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uh-huh okay and how did you arrive that
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at this decision about drug has to go
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first I mean this is a lot more death
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involved in drugs and I mean it's pretty
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serious the cocaine and yeah then makes
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drug dealers are on you trying to get
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the money from you right if I don't have
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the money to pay they might kill me in
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Oh
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so you haven't had some scary yes scary
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since with them uh-huh what can I do
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this could be helpful
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three years after him well I had called
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to set up the appointment because um
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I would really like to save our marriage
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and I think we're really in a lot of
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trouble
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Bruce has a problem with drinking and I
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think I think he would admit it he's
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done some jail time we were separated
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for a while we've recently gotten back
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together um so yeah there's just been
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some problems living together now right
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now yeah right now
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I don't know and we can separate it just
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a little bit ago about four months now
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if you were separated for about four
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months and now you're back together for
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how long a couple of weeks yeah short
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pier I just got out of jail okay you
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just got out of jail well now was that
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the separation while you're in jail is
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that a little a little bit before that
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little bit be so a little bit before you
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went to jail you were separated about
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three months before they put me in jail
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we were separated yes okay and then you
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went to jail and you're all done with
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that now
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there are some court orders that I need
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to follow up on but yeah I'm out of jail
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now okay okay
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and you want to save the marriage yes we
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have two children two kids oh you girls
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boys and girl two bills two girls okay
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Melissa and Heather listen him okay okay
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good how did it Melissa
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seven and Heather is five youngsters
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there yeah good okay now what what gives
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you the idea that saving this marriage
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is going to be a good thing
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well we've been married eight years we
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have two children we've been through an
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awful lot and I I still love him but I'm
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asking myself the same thing I'm asking
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myself is it worth it okay and the
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answer to a question