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小姑娘的一些背景介绍,父亲在他小时候离开,和妈妈住在一个公寓
很独立的孩子
有很严重的哮喘病史
去年与交往了多年的highschool sweetheart分手
From early on Sarah had an independent streak. Even as a primary school kid, she'd tie her own shoelaces and make her own lunch.
But lately Sarah was really growing up. Last year she split with the high-school sweetheart she'd dated since she was about 15, and began exploring other friendships.
"I never asked where she was going or questioned what she was doing," Noelle said. "She was 22."
AN asthma sufferer, Sarah had long hoped her body wouldn't let her down.
After years of sudden, unexplained attacks in which her lungs collapsed, she was diagnosed with acute bronchial spasms at age 15.
The spasms would leave her gasping for air and almost always required an urgent trip to hospital.
"She would never tell anybody what was wrong with her ... that would hold her back a lot but she never played on it," Noelle said.
"She never wanted people to know about it (the attacks). She wasn't that sort of person at all."
The attacks often came when she was at school or on her way to work, leaving her stranded on the side of the road.
She once had an attack while driving to her old job at a wedding-dress shop and was rushed to hospital in an ambulance.
"The first thing she said when she came good was, 'I'm going to get the sack, I'm going to get the sack'. She was crying because she was going to get the sack and she was beside herself," Noelle said.
It was the fear of an asthma attack that worried Noelle when Sarah didn't come home on Saturday, November 10.
Was her only daughter stranded on the side of the road unable to get help?
THE last time Noelle saw Sarah was the previous night. By Sunday, police were called and the search for her began.
As the days went on with no word from Sarah, Noelle became worried. It wasn't the unused phone or bank account that really alarmed her, it was Sprocket. |
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