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Is it possible for someone who is college educated, and as far as that person knows to be a U.S. citizen, having raised two children, literate, physically healthy, and although has been diagnosed with certain mental disorders such as ADD, borderline personality disorder, to actually be a ward of the state with no rights to privacy or rights to knowledge concerning that person's health and what is really done to that person by doctors (for example during surgeory or at routine gynecologist visits)?

And if it is possible, is it legal? What rights does a person have in order to find out if there are foreign objects in their body if they have already tried to get an attorney without any luck and cannot be x-rayed without doctors, lawyers, etc. ?

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