Missing pregnant woman found, but ‘no new addition to family’

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After a missing N.C. woman was finally found safe earlier this week, her family talked to WSOC to address the question on the minds of many.

“Is Carrie Bradshaw-Crowther's baby OK?”

"Carrie is presently hospitalized and is receiving much needed medical care, while it is unfortunate we no longer expect a new addition to our family and ask for your continued prayers," said Drew Bradshaw, Crowther's brother.

Bradshaw didn't go into any detail about what actually happened to his sister's baby or if she was pregnant to begin with.

Family members of Carrie Bradshaw-Crowther didn’t immediately return phone calls made by WSOC on Wednesday about the unborn child.

Family members say the 49-year-old was scheduled for a C-section last Tuesday when she disappeared from her Salisbury home.

Then, on Monday, authorities in Boone say Bradshaw-Crowther used her ATM card at a CVS store. They later found her at a gas station

Bradshaw-Crowther was then taken to a hospital for observation. But her family didn't mention her baby until now.

"Mr. Bradshaw, can you tell us if Carrie's baby died?” Williford asked.

“I can't tell you more than that all I can say is we're not expecting any new addition to our family. We respect the HIPAA laws and we feel that releasing any more information should be in Carrie's discretion after she has had the opportunity to heal," he said.

Bradshaw thanked the police and the community for their support during this time. Police said they do not plan to file charges against her.

Her family says Bradshaw-Crowther is still recovering at a hospital.

Tuesday, June 2:

• Carrie Bradshaw-Crowther, 49, was scheduled to have a C-section Tuesday morning, according to daughter Laura Lusk.
• Lusk went to get gas before returning to take her mom to hospital, but she was gone

Wednesday, June 3:

• Bradshaw-Crowther was spotted at a Statesville gas station.
• Police said they believe she spend at least one night at a hotel across the street.

Sunday, June 7:

• Police obtained surveillance images from the Statesville gas station where she was last spotted

Monday, June 8:

• Police located Bradshaw-Crowther at a Boone gas station after she used her ATM card at a nearby CVS store
• Police are not releasing any information about her pregnancy or the baby