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Elder-caregivers

KentuckyWoman

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4. I second this.

Reply to Vanessa Rose (Reply #3)

Sat Jun 10, 2017, 08:49 PM

Jun 2017

Make the application but also talk to the mail carrier. Generally speaking they will accommodate as much as possible. No mail carrier wants to find out someone on their route got killed on the road trying to get the mail because the carrier refused to do anything to help.

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has anyone applied for, or got Hardship Mail Delivery? [View all] samnsara Mar 2017 OP

I don't know about it NJCher Mar 2017 #1

What about hiring a local teenager to bring the mail to your williesgirl Mar 2017 #2

Mail delivery Vanessa Rose Mar 2017 #3

I second this. KentuckyWoman Jun 2017 #4

Mom's doc signed a form saying it was a medical need. davsand Dec 2018 #5