A way to link self-interruptions and self-completions?

[Figen Karaca]

Dear Chibolts,

CLAN treats the utterances ending with the +/. symbol and starting with +, 
symbol as a single utterance if the interruption comes from another 
speaker. I was wondering whether there is a way to link a self-interrupted 
utterance (marked with +//.) with a subsequent utterance by the same 
speaker (marked with +,) when there is an intermediate utterance by the 
same speaker between these two utterances.

More specifically, for instance, in the example below, is there a way to 
link the first and the third utterance by the same speaker so that CLAN 
treats them as a single utterance?

*CHI: after a walk in the forest +//.
*CHI: by the way there is a river nearby .
*CHI: +, they went to the riverside .

Best,
Figen

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