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This letter carrier came to the aid of a customer whose husband was on the floor

While making deliveries in Lexington, KY, recently, Letter Carrier Visar Hasani was met by a customer as he arrived at her front door.

She told the Postal Service employee that her husband had fallen inside the house, and she couldn’t lift him. She asked for help.

Hasani and the customer moved the man to a comfortable spot.

“Visar couldn’t have been nicer, and he just saved my day,” she later told employees at the Bluegrass Post Office.

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