More Conclusions.

I was talking with a man at that new place yesterday via teleconference. And I was telling him. After putting me thru 20 years of hell with that car thing, after trying to take that away from me even though I was not only a good driver, but a better driver than most. Take that away from me and destroy my life, even twenty years ago. And now destroy my life if that happened now because I need a car and I need to drive more than ever before. Everything depends on it. Not just my independence and ability to care for myself. Not just my quality of life and happiness. But my medical consent, my safety, my ability to cry for help, and so much more. And after putting me thru 20 years of putting me through that horrible, horrible injustice, now I am faced with the horrible irony they may get their way. Because I may lose my hands and feet to neuropathy. That along with all the other complications I have now that that damage was kept hidden from me from years. And now I am faced to deal with all these problems with my Cerebral Palsy, and probably other problems. Just like they were abusing me when I was that little handicapped boy. I think all those people who put me in that position. Wayne County Probate Court, the Detroit, Dearborn and Oakland County Police and Eric. I think they should always make sure I have a car at whatever the cost. The legal system may not agree with me. Because in addition to having sovereign immunity, my case doesn't even exist. All these horrible things are all just imaginary everyone, and now the police commission, tell me. Well they seem real to me. And I don't think the pain I will experience later will be imaginary either. Along with all the horrible and difficult medical decisions I will have to make. And so I think they should pay for and be responsible for all of that. I know most people would agree with me. But so far nothing is being done, so it's clear they don't.