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Reflection On The Pt Wicker

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The pt Wicker, Richard wanted to attend unit 8415 for 1 tx. I called the unit on 7/31-8/2 to ask for a chair time. I was told that they are reviewing records. I called the unit today and spoke with Tina, she told me that they do not have any availibility. I wanted to know if there are any clinics in your area that can accommodate this pt. for 1 TX. Thanks,
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