dr. coleman cautions against. too many patients who ve gender dyspria, or discomfort with tir own gender, have aot of other problems that may be related to their gender dysphoria or not, and one of theroblems is th they start developing an obsessive thought that somehow this gender change is going to magically solve a lot of their problems in their life. and it's a rude awakening when they complete surgery and discover that there are still a lot of problems for them. so in ouapproach here in our clinic, we like them to resolve a lot of their psychological problems and issues before reassignment, and then we have much more confidence that they are going to be successful in their reassigned role afterwards. brad has been a man gfor less than a year. he still will confront many issues, but this major issue-- whether he imale or female-- has been resolved. i feel now like i'm one person, whereas before, i always felt like i was kind of a real confusing mixture of two dferent people. not only two different people-- whe

dr. coleman's doctor. well, i have a medical condition and i went up to that center trying to find a doctor in my community to see my condition. the place is closed. money i understand was spent trying to get in down there. so much for wellness in the community. and whoever said the whole place is polluted. it can go anywhere. it might as well go anywhere. if you know that person god heard it too and they have a karmic debt to pay. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is theresa ballard. to the commission and the audience i am a lifelong resident of bay view hunter's point and up to this date i have chronic asthma. i have fieb ramiaga and lupus. to this day they don't understand why all of these auto immune diseases are attacking the minorities and the black community, but i am here to tell you that on a daily basis i struggled with breathing, not just from the sewer plant, but from the toxins, from the shipyard and everywhere else. you know i know like she said before our

dr. nadine burke who we admire her work can continue to have the clinic on evans. she has additional space that she acquired for the staff and she has a working relationship with the coleman medical clinic on the top part there and the reason i am bringing this up it's a possibility to have satellite offices and then turn around and the city has a plan for a medical center for the southeast clinic -- >> thank you, your time is up ma'am. >> so there are alternatives to consider. >> thank you very much. are there any other speakers in favor of the project sponsor? okay. moving on dr requester you have a two minute rebuttal. >> thank you. i don't want a rebuttal but for your information, for their information. she states southeast health center. i was the one responsible for having that center built. i would like to say mental health san francisco general hospital is needing to set up a mental health there next to the southeast center. it's going to be three floors. the digesters for your information -- i have been citing them for years and we will give new ones built on the ground and not over so we have been fighting for a long time and puc is the one that is responsible f