Missing Shoreline woman found safe in Bothell

Shoreline, WALocal News

Joan Harrison, a 69-year-old Alzheimer’s patient, went missing around noon on Thursday near Shoreview Park, prompting a search by the King County Sheriff's Office. She has since been found safe in Bothell, alleviating concerns from her family and the community. Local authorities engaged in extensive efforts to locate her after her disappearance raised alarms. Alzheimer’s patients can often become disoriented, making timely recovery crucial for their safety. The Sheriff's Office did not provide specific details about her recovery, but they confirmed she is safe.

This incident underscores the challenges families face when caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease. The community rallied in support during the search, demonstrating the importance of local engagement in such situations. Awareness and resources for families dealing with Alzheimer’s could benefit from increased attention following this event.

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