carbuff
Well-Known Member
I agree with everything minus "she was not aware nor the family".
Because even without a medical diagnosis, the MP and family certainely noticed the reduced mobility, that something was not right.
It doesn't mean they had a diagnosis, nor a treatment. But not noticing a reduced mobility in her joints, euh, m'enfin!
The only joint they mention is the wrists, though. That's much less noticeable than something that would interfere with walking.
I agree that not having mention of the issue might be a strike against a particular match. Most people would mention it. But I've seen cases where the person making the MP report left off things like full dentures. There was one around here where the missing person (found safely thankfully) had a disfiguring facial scar that wasn't on her missing persons report because the sister who made the report didn't want to "embarrass her sister by spreading it all over the newspapers."