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DRC MHSS ISP QUARTERLY REVIEW 04/21/2017-07/19/2017 Maintaining Diet and financial management Reggie continues to make progress towards financial management and as well as nutrition skills. Reggie managed to stay within the budget every time he went to the grocery shopping. However, Reggie some time tends to forgot to track his current total while adding items; therefore, he would ask the staff “how much are we up to again?" Moreover, during this quarter, Reggie again failed to read the nutrition facts on the back of either can food, boxes food, or meat. Therefore, the staff would always remind him to read the nutrition’s fact to make sure the food did not contain much sugar, cholesterol, and calories. Moreover, Reggie continues to improve

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