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I'm writing looking for some advice. My wife is 5 months pregnant and is in the army. In order to get to her work, she has to walk over 150 metres of icy paths and roadway. Because of the lay out of her compound, salting is very ineffective, and is minimally used. She had requested through her CoC, and had permession to park next to her building on days when it was to icy to walk from the parking lot. This worked fine until recently when she was told she could no longer park there, and had to walk from the parking lot. I traveled to her building twice and have slipped 4 times, and I am having a hard time understanding why she would be denied her request. I understand there maybe some rules regarding civi and mil vehicles in the same compound, but there is no other safe way for her to travel to work.
She had talked to a RN at the UMS, but the RN did not seem to understand the situation, telling her to wait until she sees her MO to change her TCAT. Unfortunately I cant see any safe way for her to get to work in the mean time. I even escorted her from the building today to her parking spot, but I cant do that everyday with my own work. Its very frustrating that her own unit will not work with her. I don't feel that her request is in anyway unreasonable.
She had talked to a RN at the UMS, but the RN did not seem to understand the situation, telling her to wait until she sees her MO to change her TCAT. Unfortunately I cant see any safe way for her to get to work in the mean time. I even escorted her from the building today to her parking spot, but I cant do that everyday with my own work. Its very frustrating that her own unit will not work with her. I don't feel that her request is in anyway unreasonable.