More On Where Things Stand.
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To repeat, this is very important. Maybe I should write it down in some place or submit it in some important way. (Of course that last one is impossible because my case doesn't officially exist. Even though it obviously does and everyone knows it does now.) But I was damaged in the worst possible way. I was slowly damaged in my hands and feet with neuropathy and nerve damage long before I knew of it. Reviewing the symptoms that some medical personnel are kind enough to tell me about, it happened quite a long time ago. Loss of hair on my legs, things slipping out of my hands, all the weird aches and pains and other unusual symptoms I suddenly had around 20 years ago. All while Wayne County Probate Court and the Detroit Police had my doctors lie to me and tell me I was never better. And all while I was beginning to get Type 2 Diabetes that will now forever shorten my life and affect my health and old age. All complicated by my preexisting Cerebral Palsy. In any other situation that would be horribly illegal, and at the very least those people involved would be responsible for all the expensive care and other things I will need now. Which like I said will always include a car and complete independence. A car and complete independence not just for my quality of life, but for my medical consent, my contact with the outside world, my life and safety, and many other things. And my life and safety because Wayne County Probate Court and the Detroit Police told my neighbors two horrible and untrue things about me. That last one, something I will always bring up from now on, as I have begun to already. Normally they would owe me at least medical and economic damages. Normally they would be required to make sure I am not just cut lose and left high and dry the way they left me. Normally they would at least make sure I don't end up destitute and abandoned. You know, like I am now. After Eric forever left me September 15th. But they don't feel in the least way responsible, and they don't feel any obligations towards me now. I am all alone and now I must fend for myself this way. With literally no one in this world who cares about me or will help me now. (Like I said, I don't even think they sell used cars with special handicapped features. Shouldn't that already be their responsibility anyways?)
Plus since my case doesn't begin I still am waiting for others to step in and do something. But so far they haven't, even a couple of years later. And that is obviously because they never will. And also about Eric. I know I am supposed to be apologizing to him now. But I have to bring this up at least once because it is important. Is he in anyway responsible for the physical damage that happened to me 15-20 years ago to me? Because he was already part of the secret guardianship. And there was already evidence he was part of my medicine or was taking a special interest in it, I still remember. Because, sorry to bring this up again, but unlike the court and police he is not protected by sovereign immunity. If he is able to leave anyways maybe it's time to look into just getting monetary damages from him then. He won't take care of me anymore or give me all the expensive things I need due to the damage and very unique situation I am in. So why not just treat him as an opposing litigant and get him to pay for all the expensive lifelong care he caused anyways? Again, I'm not trying to be mean and I do want to bring him back. But he is the only person in this case without sovereign immunity and he already told me he is sick of me anyways and wants to just leave me this way.
I guess I'll have to include this in my next fax or letter to Wayne County Probate Court. It will be just ignored and my case will be denied again. But I still think it is important. And that is why I must always remain on the outside world, independent and with a car. Like I said, if I ended up in a group home I'd lose all that. Lose any cry for help. And I now know that would be no accident.
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