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This letter carrier helped rescue a woman who had fallen while changing a light bulb

Letter Carrier Doriel Carson was delivering mail in Chicago following a recent holiday weekend when she noticed that a customer’s mailbox was overflowing.

Knowing that the woman collects her mail daily, Carson knocked on the door.

When the customer didn’t respond, the Postal Service employee spoke with a neighbor across the street, who then called 911 to ask for someone to check on her.

Paramedics entered the home and found the woman at the bottom of a staircase. The customer, who is in her 80s, had fallen while changing a light bulb and had been on the floor for three days.

She was taken to a nearby hospital and she continues to recuperate.

“The first responders said Carson’s actions likely saved the customer’s life,” said Danielle Young, a local customer services supervisor.

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