Has it ever occurred to Members that even if a lost elderly person is eventually found, there are still long-term problems that need to be dealt with in the aftermath? In the course of getting lost, the elderly may suffer from physical injuries, which may cause them and their caregivers to be frightened, and the caregivers may worry about the recurrence of the lost situation in the future, which may affect their relationship with each other. These are the long-term effects of wandering which cannot be dealt with overnight.
