Re: To clarify where the Twins were sleeping on 3rd May--Silvia Batista's Statement (mccannfiles)

**AnnaEsse** Mon 9 Apr - 13:14

tigger wrote:Thank you for backing me up. The only reason I want to get to the bottom of this is because it may reveal WHY Maddie died. if she was already so ill that she wouldn't live much longer. If she was getting worse if she did have an illness. I've seen several photos like the one with her granddad where she really does not look well.
Her potential illness may also explain why the mcCanns do not seem to feel guilty about her 'disappearance'.
I will find the link later today from a poster on Jill Havern, the photographs enlarge to nearly full screen.

I really don't think we can speculate about Madeleine in this way. We have no way of knowing why the McCanns don't seem to want to take any responsibility for Madeleine's disappearance. It may be that Madeleine's medical records were withheld because releasing them would have meant releasing Kate McCann's too and so it was both or none. Refuse both and no need to explain why one might be withheld.

mossman Mon 9 Apr - 13:24

AnnaEsse wrote:
mossman wrote:
AnnaEsse wrote:
mumbles wrote:@Iris,

I think I know which photo you are referring to and I agree that she looks unwell.
The heavy bags under her eyes have always worried me too.
They don't appear in all the photos... unless of course they've been 'air-brushed' out of some.

I wonder if those bags under her eyes were the result of Madeleine being a poor sleeper?

The only time i would notice a child with eyes that puffy is if the child had been crying at a very hard rate, for a very long time.

I have a poor sleeper but he never looks like that, just sometimes has dark circles under his eyes if he is particularly tired. I don't have them either, even though I am wrecked most of the time thanks to my poor sleeper.

One of my children was a very poor sleeper and he never had bags under his eyes either. He would look dark around his eyes. I hardly ever got a good night's sleep until he was old enough for me to go to bed before him! He now works 7 days a week a lot of the time!

Annaesse, i am devastated, do you mean to tell me it will never stop, i am to live on five hours sleep per night for the next ten years. To clarify where the Twins were sleeping on 3rd May--Silvia Batista's Statement (mccannfiles) - Page 3 25346

To clarify where the Twins were sleeping on 3rd May--Silvia Batista's Statement (mccannfiles) - Page 3 25346

**AnnaEsse** Mon 9 Apr - 13:33

mossman wrote:
AnnaEsse wrote:
mossman wrote:
AnnaEsse wrote:
mumbles wrote:@Iris,

I think I know which photo you are referring to and I agree that she looks unwell.
The heavy bags under her eyes have always worried me too.
They don't appear in all the photos... unless of course they've been 'air-brushed' out of some.

I wonder if those bags under her eyes were the result of Madeleine being a poor sleeper?

The only time i would notice a child with eyes that puffy is if the child had been crying at a very hard rate, for a very long time.

I have a poor sleeper but he never looks like that, just sometimes has dark circles under his eyes if he is particularly tired. I don't have them either, even though I am wrecked most of the time thanks to my poor sleeper.

One of my children was a very poor sleeper and he never had bags under his eyes either. He would look dark around his eyes. I hardly ever got a good night's sleep until he was old enough for me to go to bed before him! He now works 7 days a week a lot of the time!

Annaesse, i am devastated, do you mean to tell me it will never stop, i am to live on five hours sleep per night for the next ten years.

Could be, mossman! I recall being told by a health visitor that my son would no doubt sleep through the night when he started school. He did. For the first week! At around 8 years old, I suddenly realised one evening, while I was in the kitchen, that I hadn't seen or heard from him in about 10 minutes. Very unusual. He just never sat still for that long. I had to make sure he was OK and found him watching TV, also unusual. He was watching the Royal Society's Christmas lecture!

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