YARMOUTH MA- CAN YOU PLEASE HELP?? - BLIZZARD EMERGENCY

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healthybabs
healthybabs Posts: 541 Member
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NEED SOME HELP FROM ANY OF YARMOUTH MA MFP'ers OUT THERE. or if you know anyone in Yarmouth

I have an elderly aunt and uncle who live in S. Yarmouth and are in their 90's and not in the best of health. They have no one locally on the Cape to call upon for assistance. We are worried about them since we know they lost power last night around 10pm and at this point Yarmouth is still 75% out of power per the NSTAR grid map on line. We have not been able to reach them via phone. Tried calling Yarmouth PD-no luck with them. No phone number for the D-Y Shelter, No answer at the high school. Does anyone have any suggestions for us as to how we can find out if they are in the shelter?

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  • mic1mam
    mic1mam Posts: 33
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    Fire Department
    96 Old Main Street
    South Yarmouth, MA 02664
    Phone:508-398-2212
    Fax:508-760-4858
    Found this on their website, hope it helps
  • healthybabs
    healthybabs Posts: 541 Member
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    We have just heard from them. Working on trying to get them picked up and taken to a shelter or the hospital. My uncle is recuperating from pneumonia and my aunt is wheelchair bound. We are hopeful someone can get to them shortly, all he would say is that they are freezing cold and there is so much snow in front of the door they can't get it open.
  • healthybabs
    healthybabs Posts: 541 Member
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    Fire Department
    96 Old Main Street
    South Yarmouth, MA 02664
    Phone:508-398-2212
    Fax:508-760-4858
    Found this on their website, hope it helps

    Thanks, didn't think to call them yet, the local PD couldn't help.
  • cakelady69
    cakelady69 Posts: 228
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    prayers for your family that they will be okay.
  • pholbert
    pholbert Posts: 575 Member
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    Prayer that someone will get to them soon.
  • healthybabs
    healthybabs Posts: 541 Member
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    We are having problems getting them to agree to leave. They are late 80's- early 90's.
  • healthybabs
    healthybabs Posts: 541 Member
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    Thanks everyone for your suggestions and prayers. We were finally able to get them off the Cape today and up to their daughters home in NH about 4 hrs away. Their pipes burst in their kitchen and things are a big mess, but they are safe and that is all that matters. Thank you God for watching over them.

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