Some Conclusions.

Like I said, I better see something done eventually in my case. I wouldn't ever believe it. But I still find it insulting that as far as I know nothing is being done. Especially now that I am permanently damaged, my life forever shortened with diabetes, plus the special care I will probably need some day. And none of the people in my life will ever have my trust again, and they shouldn't. No doctors, the police, hospitals and social workers. But it's all their faults, that will be always my position and I will make sure the world always knows that. And I will obviously just stop signing those fake consent forms some day. They are so stupid and so insulting. And since I don't need to sign fake forms ever, nor will I ever after that, if I am denied medical services I will immediately file complaints, taking action and telling others about it too. That alone is unbelievably outrageous. Legal forms should never be fake. There is no situation where that could ever be justified or legal. We should always be able to trust the integrity of our legal system. I am going to make sure the world knows that. And how many other people did they do that to? And how far did it go? Were houses sold out from under them? Were they denied custody of their children?

And I guess that man will have to be my legal guardian now. But he will make I have, including all the expensive medical care I may need. The necessary things to my life, and others too, even if it is not part of the law in these cases. Like a car, a private home and a good quality of life. He will do all that or face the legal consequences. And he will go into debt to do all of that if necessary too. And then his son will take over. I don't know if he has enough funds. So a provision will have to be put in his will that makes clear a large sum of that money will always be set aside for me.

And I want changes. Changes in the law, changes in policy and changes in the way I am treated and my situation is handled. And I want all responsible for all of this held accountable. As I said, just being part of the crowd is never an excuse. And we have to make sure no one thinks it can become one.