The homeowner says he ran outside after seeing the postal worker struggling.
PHOENIX - A homeowner in Arizona helped a mail carrier who found herself in distress while working in triple-digit temperatures.reports that Patrick Gal-Szabo was home over the weekend when he noticed a U.S. Postal Service worker having difficulty while out in the summer heat.
“She told me she was in her first trimester, and I know how bad first-trimester life is like from just having a baby four weeks ago,” Gal-Szabo said. “She just looked really sick.” “I’ve been keeping an eye out on all the delivery people who come to my house because I heard a story that someone caught somebody collapsing on their ring camera,” he said.
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