More Conclusions.

Like I said, the trust would never be enough to give me all I need. A car for protection and independence. Protection especially now after those two incidents I already went into. And the trust was never meant to anticipate all the other needs I may have now. Medical needs, mobility needs, long-term care, just simple things. Simple things like ramps if I ever need a wheelchair. Special needs from decades of unknown damage caused by that Olanzapine Eric and the Detroit police forced me to take. And now they both just want to walk away and leave me to deal with that all on my own. No. Absolutely not. Eric will remain my legal guardian. He will take good care of me, and then his son Nicholas will. He'll clean up the vandalism he did to my house. Cut his pleasure excursion he took now short if necessary. And he will spend a month in jail, for contempt of court. And neglect of his legal dependent, IOW me. A month in jail would mean something to him because he's never been there. And now after what I went thru, and all the new damage I face with 7.5 mg Olanzapine. And all the damage that the Detroit police and Wayne County Probate Court are hiding from me and the public, but that obviously showed in my recent blood tests and urinalysis. Real prison time. Which is something that would mean something to them. But they all deserve it. And I mean it this time, real prison time. More than ever before. And I had better see it happen soon.