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Larry Landrie, a white older man, sits in a hammock and speaks to camera. 

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Larry uses a walker to move toward his bed.

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Text on screen says, "Larry Landrie is one of 1000s of older disabled Americans most at risk of climate change’s impacts. Larry relies on a walker and often has to travel to doctor's appointments."

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Larry walks outside using his walker.

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Text on screen says, "During Georgia's active hurricane season, these medical trips become especially risky."

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Headlines read, “Some don’t evacuate despite repeated hurricane warnings - because they can’t,” “Hurricane Milton, not everyone can afford to evacuate,” and “Opinion: Hurricanes like Milton are more deadly for disabled people. Prioritize them.”

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Wind blows in Larry's back yard.

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Text on screen says, “As weather patterns grow more extreme in Georgia and across the U.S., Larry is bracing himself for the next big storm.”

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Text on screen with stormy background says, “View from Larry’s window as Hurricane Helene swept through Georgia in 2024. Helene, along with Hurricane Milton a month later, reinforced how emergency response plans typically leave disabled people behind, making them two to three times more likely to do or sustain critical injuries during a disaster.”

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Text on screen says, “To reach the Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies’ Disability and Disaster Hotline, call +1 (800) 626-4959.”

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