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See attached, new FOIA. I can see the assignment, but not the actual request (may be something funky about my iPad and what it does or doesn't show?). Can you all see the actual FOIA request in what | am forwarding? I'll try to access later on my laptop. But if you all can starting looking at this now, see if you have any questions or concerns, etc, | would lead studies and associated discussion in Flint; ATTOO002.htm appreciate it! Nancy Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message:

Jessie, you rock! Many thanks!

Mona and Jenny are ail set. | helped her get access and download the file. She said Thank you so much©@ Jessica Cooper Data Technician [email protected] Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program PO Box 30195 Ath Floor Lansing MI 48909 Phone: (517) 335-8912 Fax: (517) 335-8509 xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs02_b0942_3364_3430_29 003393 Peeler, Nancy (DHHS)

Screening & Testing for Safe, Healthy Michigan Kids.pdf; Parent Handout Is Your Child Safe From Lead Poisoning.pdf; Pregnant and Nursing Mothers and Lead.pdf OK, FYI, attached are the final documents that were posted on our website today by Jeff Ellsworth. | believe they will be referenced in the press conference tomorrow. Yes, Gov is holding a big press conference tomorrow, watch your email, stay tuned, (online TV?). | think it is in Flint, but don’t quote me on that. Angela talked in a meeting today about our toolkit and plans to introduce it later this month since this pesky lead problem existed before and continues to exist both in Flint and statewide, great that there will be continued attention. These attached documents will be kind of a preview. Some thank you’s - Emily, many thanks for the last minute speedy work on the breastfeeding document, and just plain making the rest of the materials look great, and set all of us (CLPPP and MDHHS) for a big push later this month! Karen, thank you for finding that research that made the breastfeeding document easy to create, and for tracking what is happening in Flint and keeping the day to day work going for all of the other kids. Jess, you are a rock of stability with your headphones on, plugging away at all that data which has become so incredibly important in the Epi analysis, and in helping people to get a picture of what is happening in Flint and statewide. Bob, you’ve pushed so much through in a short period of time, responding with such grace and kindness with each request, even the ornery ones. Thank you for your positive attitude and great work, the Department TRULY couldn’t do it without you!!! And Beth — you just keep laughing at me as | flit around, which is good, the humor is needed! Thank you, everyone! Nancy xxxEND_PAGE:dhhs03_b0337_1251_1251_1