More.

Plus, not to repeat myself. But inpatient anywhere, like a group home, I'd lose all contact with the outside world. In addition to being horribly neglected in Detroit, threatened, etc. with really no quality of life. Like in Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol, just subsistence level. Which I guess all these years later is still acceptable to some people. I didn't even know there were people who thought like that still. Horribly neglected, threatened, etc. And I'd lose all contact with the outside world, lose my last cry for help even. Which is what Wayne County Probate Court and Detroit police want. Most people would agree that's disgusting. Most decent police would agree that's disgusting. But they don't see it that way or care. Well, they're on Eric's side in all of this.

But like I've said, in addition to owing me damages for all the care I'll need, in addition to owing me a nice place to live independently and a good quality of life, in addition to making sure the shortened life they've left me with on this earth is comfortable, I really think they owe me a car. After putting me thru 20 years of hell, now that my therapist tells me they were behind that horrible nonsense all along. And now that I see how vital it is. Not only see how vital it is like I did 20 years ago to maintain my level of independence and quality of life. But also my medical consent, my safety and life now and to make sure I don't end up some horrible place neglected and abused and unable to cry for help. But no one else seems to seems to see it that way as far as I know.