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Harry of Trinidad CO (7/31/04):
I finally returned home and found at my mail box about 7 weeks of mail that belonged to my Mother. I had been away so the mail just grew and grew. Bills were not paid on time, services were terminated and Mom was still waiting for her mail. I went to the local Post Office and attempted to speak to an official there, a Miss G. She was extremely rude to me and even left me standing in the Post Master's office talking to myself. She was uncooperative, rude and indifferent. She accused me of yelling and that is a total lie. I did report her to her State Supervisor and he wrote me a letter informing me that our mail delivery people were too busy to ring a doorbell every day for anyone. I had only suggested a one-time ring. Today, G is still on the job and still treating people poorly. I am in the public sector and I hear so many complaints about this woman. Well today, I have another complaint. TODAY I AM VERY UPSET. My Mother has an arrangment with Medical Liberty to have her essential prescriptions for Diabetes delivered to her by mail. Originally, the medicine was coming to Mom's home but because of last years experience we arranged to have the medicine go to my Postal Box. When I went to secure my mail a week ago, I found 2-3 "Go to Postal Window" announcement. The mail worker only found one item; a CD from America Online. The worker could find nothing more. She figured it was a mistake. Today, I received a phone call from Medical Liberty to inquire if my Mother was dead or not. They sent her usual supply of Glucovance and the local Post Office returned the medicine to the company. What really upsets me is that they even marked the box "Return to Sender - Party Deceased". As I write this, my Mother is in the kitchen watching her favorite soap and having tea. Neither she nor I is amused that she has been reported dead. Heaven knows who else these idiots at the Post Office have reported this false information to. This is a very serious issue. First, my Mom will be delayed in received her medicine. Second, I worry who else may now think Mom is dead. The damage here is three fold. First, my Mother is delayed in receiving a very crucial prescription she is required to take each day. Second, we are now very worried who else may have been informed that Mom is deceased. Third, my Mother is now very upset that someone at a Government building has informed others that she is deceased. An elderly person does not need this stress. Mom is visibly upset. I'm furious. |
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