Draft email disappeared after hitting "Save Draft" button

After typing a rather lengthy email, I had to stop working on it before I could proofread. I hit the cancel button and then "Save Draft." When I was brought back to the inbox, I immediately hit the mailboxes button. Later in the day, I went to finish/send the email but it wasn't in my drafts box. I searched "All mail" both on the phone and on the Gmail website without success. I've used the save draft function many times before without any issues. My hunch is that because I clicked back to mailboxes so quick, the phone wasn't able to sync the message with Gmail. But since I'm not a programmer, I could be wrong. If anyone could enlighten me how the save draft function works with Gmail I would appreciate it.

Ok this is weird. Not sure how to resolve it but here goes.
The problem seems to be the phone gets confused with a duplicate account I have.
I keep a POP account for my email that I use all the time. This way I have separate records of the messags, sent, drafts, etc. That way when I quickly check mail when I am out, I don't accidentally delete anything important
I also have an IMAP account for the same email. This way I can access old stored messages and stuff like that.
With iOS7 it seems to get confused with the two. If I leave the IMAP account enabled, the strange folder behavior occurs, and even though it sends messages, they are not stored in the phones sent folder or the server sent folder
Any way I can fix this and keep the two accounts active?

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OPEN LETTER TO THE MAIL 2.0 CODING TEAM. RSVP.
with thanks to DAVID GIMENO GOST, for answering so many people's posts about all the mail 2.0 bugs.
hi guys,
i love all things apple, and i have done for twenty years.
but with respect, your build of mail 2.0 really could be a lot better.
moving my mail from 1.0 on an ibook g3 running os X 10.3.9, over to mail 2.0 on an intel macbook 1.83 running os X 10.4.7 has been a nightmare.
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please sort this out, and build a patch, for the sanity of the many people who love apple, but who are unable to access any of their old e-mails.
because i wouldn't wish the last fortnight on anyone else.
RSVP, APPLE.
with best wishes to everyone on the infinity loop,
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london, england
[email protected]
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