Where Things Stand.

And like I've said although officially none of these things are true, my doctors have confirmed all of them. My doctors all freely admit Eric is my legal guardian and has been since 2011. There's no doubt about that because they have said it. But if you go to the Wayne County Probate Court website is does say that my case was adjudicated in 2011 and is now closed. Judge Milton Mack of Wayne County Probate Court told me that when I reached to them a couple of years ago. He also called my cousin Eric my brother, even though the information was right in front of him. But he and they know is a total lie. A lie that has been now exposed, and yet still continues. And Eric and the court still want me to play along for some reason. But I refuse to do that as I've said. I've been damaged, I've been harmed. And now something is very wrong with me and my future is very uncertain because of that, and all the abuse I have received up till now. And my former therapist freely admitted to me that there was a plot, an ill-conceived one he admits, by the police to take away my car even though I am a good driver with good insurance. Good driver with good insurance in a city where most people aren't, and many people don't bother to follow the rules or the law. And yet they focused on me. I think that all of that ended 2014 with that guard being killed at that pharmacy in my neighborhood. That was to be my drug store, even though I still don't know how they expected me to go to my psychiatrist, or really anything else, without a car. In 2014 people in my life started telling me, why don't you just stop going to that drug store. It's too dangerous, and you can drive. There's no need for it. But again in my life, it's hard to tell. Because the abuse continued long after that. The abuse that I looked too mentally handicapped to drive, that I have the secret status only of a normal person with full rights, and that I was going to lose that all soon. Like with that one doctor of mine who a couple of years ago was pretending like he thought certain groups shouldn't be driving. Even if they legally can and are good drivers.