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She had the awareness she wasn t feeling great, Ms Pucci Love said. We were working very hard to get her that extra help, but sometimes those things don t come quick enough.
Ms Pucci Love said her sister was a unionist and someone who always fought for what she thought was right. She had empathy for the community around her and an interest in social justice, she said.
Ms Flack s communication had not been out of the ordinary in the days leading up to her disappearance, Ms Pucci Love said, causing additional worry for her family.
Bridget is a part time DJ who cares about social justice and gender issues.(Nine)
We love her so very much : Sister of missing woman Bridget Flack urges public to join search
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The sister of a Melbourne woman missing for 10 days says her disappearance is incredibly uncharacteristic and has pleaded with members of the public to continue searching for the 28-year-old.
Police have renewed their calls for public assistance in the search for Bridget Flack, who was last seen about 10.30am on November 30 at the Dan Murphy s store on Smith Street in Collingwood.