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Woman who disappeared after asking to go to the bathroom in hospital is found missing after 13 days in Marília

35-year-old woman who was missing was found in Marília Personal archive After 13 days missing, Rosana Fernandes Santos, 35 years old, was found on Tuesday (18) in Marília (SP). According to information from the mother, a couple from...

Woman who disappeared after asking to go to the bathroom in hospital is found missing after 13 days in Marília
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According to Renata Fernandes Santos, the duo stated that she was fine when she was found. On Wednesday (19), acquaintances took Rosana back home.

  • Join the g1 Bauru and Marília channel on WhatsApp "She's fine now.
  • She didn't take her medicine for days, but she's fine," said the woman in an interview with g1.

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35-year-old woman who was missing was found in Marília Personal archive After 13 days missing, Rosana Fernandes Santos, 35 years old, was found on Tuesday (18) in Marília (SP). According to information from the mother, a couple from Echaporã (SP), the city where the girl lives, found her collecting trash in the center of Marília. According to Renata Fernandes Santos, the duo stated that she was fine when she was found. On Wednesday (19), acquaintances took Rosana back home. ? Join the g1 Bauru and Marília channel on WhatsApp "She's fine now. She didn't take her medicine for days, but she's fine," said the woman in an interview with g1. Disappearance Rosana Fernandes Santos disappeared on the afternoon of August 5th, when she walked away from her mother at the Hospital das Clínicas (HC) in Marília. See the most viewed videos on g1

According to the police report registered by the victim's mother at the Echaporã Police Station, where the family lives, Rosana was diagnosed with schizophrenia and had gone to the HC in Marília accompanied by her mother to undergo an admission procedure. During her stay at the hospital, around 3 pm, the woman asked permission to go to the bathroom. Given the delay in returning, the mother began searching the place and was informed by people at the back entrance of the hospital that her daughter had passed through the gate and continued in an unknown direction. At the time, the case had been registered with the Civil Police as a missing person. g1 had contacted the Marília HC about the case, which stated that the patient had been receiving care at the service since August 3rd. She was awaiting a specialized assessment and, subsequently, a vacancy made available by CROSS for transfer. Hospital das Clínicas de Marília (SP) TV TEM/reproduction According to the hospital unit, during the period of stay, the patient spontaneously left the service premises, without the assistance of the care team, before the completion of the care flow and the transfer. The Marília HC also highlighted that there was no medical discharge scheduled by the team, with the departure resulting from a voluntary decision by the patient herself, without there being a determination or authorization for discharge by the service.