Where is Justice for Blessed

Where is Justice for Blessed? is the searing, unvarnished memoir that transforms a qualified nurse's personal battle with the United Kingdom Justice System into a powerful rallying cry for accountability. This book chronicles the author's solitary, high-stakes fight as a self-represented litigant—a journey that was fraught with uncertainty and profound systemic challenges.

Stripped of professional legal counsel, the author found herself feeling isolated and powerless, yet refused to yield. This narrative meticulously details the crucial failures observed in the system, including inadequate oversight from regulatory bodies like the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and lapses by medical professionals.

More than an exposé, this work is a defiant testament to resilience and the unyielding belief in one's legal right to justice. It asks the ultimate question—Where is justice for the individual when the system fails?—and provides an empowering, critical mirror to the UK legal landscape, demonstrating how an ordinary citizen, driven by truth, can ultimately prevail.