Forever Young

"Forever Young" is an autobiographical novel dedicated to author's son. The book is a powerful witness of the sorrowful mother, who goes through the mental torture, because of the probate codes of the USA health care, which give absolute decision making power to a legal spouse, disregarding the adult child's parents' will, and by these laws the health care facilities have unlimited rights to hide the unconscious patients and treat them according their 'good faith, ' even if it is an unprofessional mistreatment, as long as it is in 'accordance with generally accepted health care decisions.' (Section 4740, CA Probates Codes). The book addresses the good-will community to consider the moral side of the issue and amend the law. It is about the most inhuman treatment toward the authority of a mother, parents, in situations when the moral and the divine establishment of the family is being ruined on a 'legal' ground. These health care regulations also secure a free hand to murder the patients in strong confidentiality- disguised as 'a course of treatment' - never scrutinized and disclosed. "I wrote this book by my blood," writes the author.