and campbell miller, thank you both for coming on, welcome to clementine, it's great to meet you on, tell me why you are suing dr. olson, one of these prominent doctors in the country? >> as much as i like financial reimbursement for the metal cost of this has caused me, i am mostly doing this because there is a lot of speculation online, this doesn't happen, and the lack of gatekeeping in this process is really absurd and people like me fought -- fell through the cracks. >> trace: how old were you when you started? >> i was about 12 and my parents were resistant originally and they were strongly believing that i was not transgender and they were told by my former dr. that i was a very high risk suicide, but i was not and i had only attempted suicide after being on testosterone. >> trace: when you finished how old were you? >> i fully stopped taking testosterone earlier this year. >> trace: when did you decide this was not for you? >> earlier this year after completing therapy and having to process my trauma, i sort of started thinking about my future and if i wanted to have childre

clementine breen joins me now. i want to quickly pop of this statement.for transyouth health and developments that provided high quality, age appropriate medically necessary care for youth and adults and their families for more than 30 years. that's what the statement reads in part. i want to get to your story and i want to tell you a little bit about my story. i actually have a breaking news genetic mutation and for 10 years belabored over the decision whether to have a double that tech tomorrow and i decided to make that decision at 30 years old it was painful and hard and very serious. you at the age of 13 years old when you can't buy a beer, you can't join the military, you can't drive a car and had a double that tech tomorrow did you feel equipped to make that decision at 13 years old? >> hi, thank you for having me, first of all and, yeah, at the time of my mastectomy i had no idea really what i was doing. i mean, i remember going into the operating room and i had zero nerves at all because to me it wasn't serious and i didn't really realize how ser

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the designer, alexander clementine, said he'd no idea his designs and use of such an ususal materiale travelling. the scheme has mapped 18 stations so far including tottenham court road and oxford circus with 18 more going online by the end of the year. let's check how the tube is running this morning. there's minor delays on the elizabeth and northern lines, severe delays on metropolitan line and part of the piccadilly line remains closed. now onto the weather with kawser. hello there. good morning. well, it certainly was a wet start to the day, but it is an improving story. it does become drier with some spells of brightness this morning, but through the afternoon. but through the afternoon more in the way of cloud. turning quite wet and windy as well. and temperatures holding up at 12 to m celsius, so mild conditions. now for northern parts of the capital, the met office yellow weather warning for the strength of the wind overnight, but it does become drier. that rain clearing through and by the early hours clearer skies. staying windy though, but with lows of 5 to 7 degrees. now

and that exact juxtaposition is between older sister clementine and the younger sister amber.nnection to it. she moved on with her life and will soon not forget what she has been through with the family and move on into the more modern world of being a lawyer. and all of these things that have become priority in her life. and you have the older sister who has stayed in the islands and really has a deep connection to the family, history and the roots. it means everything to her. like you said, it's the different perspectives of what this means. they both see value in it. she sees value of keeping it and sees the value of selling it. but they both see the value. it's just two sides of this coin. and the need is what takes precedent. it's like what needs to happen for this family to survive it. and that is eventually having to let go of the quilts, which is really sad. it's really sad. then you kind of thing, well then what happens? the world is able to experience the great thing that their family has, this great legacy the family has left. >> a powerful story. and you can see "t

>> yeah, and that exact sort of juxtaposition is realized in the play between the oldest sister clementine would sooner forget what she's been through with the family and move on into the more modern world of like being a lawyer and, you know, all of these things that have become a priority in her life, and you have the older sister who has stayed in the gull geechy islands and who has a deep connection to the family, the history and the roots and it means everything to her. like you said, it's those different perspectives of what does this mean? they both see value in it, she sees value of keeping it and she sees the value of selling it but they both see the value, it's just two sides of this coin. and then need is really what takes precedent. it's like what needs to ppen for this family to survive it and that is eventually having to let go of the quilts, which is really sad. but then you kind of think, well, then what happens is this then the world is able to experience the great thing that their family has -- this great legacy their family has left. >> a powerful story. you can see "the