Lisa Cairns, who suffers from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, has not been seen since she left her accommodation in Naples
8am on Tuesday. The 44-year-old who also suffers from hallucinations, did not take her medication with her or any belongings.
"We ran downstairs after her but she went out into the street and was nowhere to be seen. We haven't seen her since.Lisa is missing without her medication, which she requires on a daily basis. Vivian continued: "She went missing without any belongings or medication. Without her medication, reality won't be the same for her.
Vivian said his family feels let down by local police authorities who have not been in touch since they reported Lisa's disappearance.
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