Coalhouse Fort 15th November 2014Joe and Duncan’s GroupGroup 1Room 9 – we picked up on lady who was pregnant. We believe her name was Mary Ann, she was affecting many of the women in the group, but Mary Ann took a liking to one group member, Sarah. We believe this was because Sarah was the only one that would listen to her. At the end of the session Russ, Joe, Sam, Sarah and Sarah’s friend went back into room 9 and rejoined her with her husband called Roberto and Mary Ann was very happy that we helped her find what she was looking for!
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