Case #4?

So this next case that I was introduced to was about a man who had epilepsy and had a very high functioning. He was gay and was very dependent on a lot of things as well. He was very abusive and he was considered to me "mentally retarded". Although my mentor believed that he wasn't at the center due to his "mental retardation" but due to his epilepsy. He soon left the center to go move back in with his family, yet she didn't transfer him to the center in east bay because she knew how much he loved to be in the city and how much he just loved San Francisco. Another reason why she never let go of his case was because she didn't want to give the case to another social worker because that social workers life would be very difficult after having to deal with him.