Wider Implications.

Like I've said, I would have gotten the public involved in what was going on in my life sooner if I only knew I could. Now I can and now I know that is the right thing to do, because they will overwhelmingly agree with me. How wrong it is, how wrong it would be in any situation and how wrong it is to do what they are doing in my situation which isn't at all extreme. Wayne County Probate Court, the police, and the rest. Taking away my medical consent, and doing it secretly. Because they think they know what is best for me, all while they damage me with those dangerous drugs against my wishes. And endanger me by telling my neighbors those horrible things about me, that you should tell neighbors even if they were true. Especially in a statistically violent place like Detroit. (Like I've said, how many times has that ended up tragically? Because I know they've done it in other cases. They just do it secretly and on the sly. And if you're like me, you just wonder why your neighbors are suddenly treating you differently.) And now I will be faced with some serious medical issues someday that will make it vital I have all my medical consent that that I know for certain I do. But I never will. Because those three above think they know better than a patient what is best for them. Even when it results in hardship and pain, even when it results in avoidable damage. And some day I will have to make some painful end-of-life decisions too. But those three think they can play God with that too, and secretly as I said. Like one of Dr. Jack Kevorkian's patients, when the Oakland County police took away her pain medicine. Because although she was terminally ill, they still wanted to torment her and make her final hours worse like that. The public will overwhelmingly support me. The court and police never will. But if I take it to the public they will support me, and help me with this whatever way they can. Because it's not just wrong, it's disgusting what they did to me. And disgusting if this is a widespread practice in Michigan and elsewhere.