Chris Rickert: 7 months later, Woodman's covers medical bills for 76-year-old's fall
Dec. 4—Woodman's Market is known for its low prices and wide selection, but slip and fall on a "huge glob of wet lettuce" in one of its stores, and the grocer's usual customer-friendly ethos is curiously out of stock, according to
The 76-year-old Madison woman called SOS in early October to report that on
Nonetheless, the mishap did require medical attention and resulted in a pair of broken glasses, and it seemed pretty clear that
Ferguson said she'd submitted the required documentation of the costs to
Lawyerly bluster aside, that conversation did appear to result in some tangible action, as Ferguson reported that about a half hour after the call, Eagle-Kjome called her.
"She was upset," Ferguson said. "She said, 'Why did you call a reporter? Why didn't you call me?'"
Ferguson said Eagle-Kjome told her she'd sent Ferguson a letter dated
Ferguson claimed to have never received this letter, so
Fast forward a couple of weeks and Ferguson reported she'd again submitted information to
Ferguson told SOS it was her intention to sign the documents and send them in
In a statement Friday, Eagle-Kjome said, "
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