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Today, my. autistic adult daughter began to ask to watch Toy Story 2. I searched for it and found it could be added on on the Hulu account. Done. Now come the problem.  Disney+ is not immedeiately available, give it five or 10 minutes. Make sure you go into the help section of Disney+ and use the link to disneyplus.com/begin there. Its under login help or search login help for disney plus.  Do not use the links off of the web. They are scam website that will steal your password. Change your password if you have done this.  Only use the disney app and website help section. Many people are trying to figure out how to begin enjoying their disney+ account. You can tell this by the search questions.  Apparently there are no tech employees available to find out what #enduseers are going through. Disney+ needs to fix this. It should be simple to use especially when someone is screaming at the top of their lungs right in my ear. Apparently, doing your job is the job of someone is not doing it.

​ HEALTH OFFICIALS URGE SCREENING DURING NATIONAL LEAD POISONING PREVENTION WEEK INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) highlights the need for all Hoosier children younger than age 7 to be screened for lead exposure during National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, recognized Oct. 22-28. Beginning Jan. 1, 2023, House Enrolled Act 1313 requires that all Indiana healthcare providers determine whether children age 6 and younger have been tested for lead poisoning and to offer screening. Through August 2023, there has been a 21% increase in unique children tested compared to the same period in 2022 and a 393% overall increase in confirmed cases of elevated blood lead levels. This has led to 81.9% more children receiving resources and support from lead case managers than in all of 2022. “Lead poisoning can look like a lot of other things like attention deficit disorder, ADHD or even autism because it doesn’t present in a specific way,” said Paul Krievins, director of the Indi

Spewing from the earth

Use the existing organizations to find out how to make it better so that it 🛑.

Don’t do that, be fair.🙂