on this date. next speaker please. my name is rubin david goodman. i m mental health consumer. i like to report to you an example of the conditions in state license board within the city and county of san francisco. i m a resident of golden residential care home which is located 166 foote avenue. the minimum requirement for board and care facility operator is to provide a bed and a shared room and free meals per day. on friday evening, i informed the caretaker that i was going to a meeting. i would return by 8:00 p.m. please save me dinner. i returned at 8:00 p.m. and i waited because usually i ll return this person is noncommunicative. when she did not put the dinner on the table. i said linda what about dinner. she shrugged and said no. i proceeded to the telephone which is located in the hallway where everyone can hear your conversation and called the number of the office. left a message for isaac tagger who is the ombudsman and was not provided with the dinner. after
about people who have suffered endlessly in this process and friends and family who have watched them. i just one of those 30 million people. i have survived cancer three times and i had no doubt that it will get me in the end. i was born here in san francisco. i want to die here in san francisco. i do punt want to i do not want to move to oregon. i beg you please to support this resolution and tell the rest of california that we are compassionate. thank you very much next speaker please. thank you supervisors. i m robert liner, speaking as an individual and as a physician as a patient and as a patient in a lawsuit seeking the same that are being sought by senate bill 128. it s interesting to note the last word before the vote was taken in the senate was spoken by senator walk was one of the authors of the senate bill. quoting the california medical association to the effect that even the best care sometimes is insufficient to prevent the suffering that might be unbeara
the city services partnered to identify the type of services and supportive housing utilized. how client s needs may change and whether the services are supporting client transitions to other housing. report also noted they had a difficult time collecting the data needed to access the percentage of housing client on public benefits to give some of the data didn t exist or wasn t tracked. from the data they got their hands on, over 250 adults could qualify for inhome support services but country countrily receive the benefit. public benefits simply help people secure their most basic needs in our society. they provide a source of income whether it s ssi, support services that help people get connected and find employment, help them secure food through cal fresh or supportive services. public benefits also help the city s resources stretch further in san francisco and become more efficient because of the support from federal and state governments. today i m introducing straig
resolution and tell the rest of california that we are compassionate. thank you very much next speaker please. thank you supervisors. i m robert liner, speaking as an individual and as a physician as a patient and as a patient in a lawsuit seeking the same that are being sought by senate bill 128. it s interesting to note the last word before the vote was taken in the senate was spoken by senator walk was one of the authors of the senate bill. quoting the california medical association to the effect that even the best care sometimes is insufficient to prevent the suffering that might be unbearable from some patients. it s a sea change to have seen that quotation because the california medical association used to oppose aid and dying. san francisco tend to lead the way. we ve done that with other civil rights issues like marriage equality and here you have a chance to show the san francisco can lead the way by helping the passage of senate bill 128. no one is going to be d
endlessly in this process and friends and family who have watched them. i just one of those 30 million people. i have survived cancer three times and i had no doubt that it will get me in the end. i was born here in san francisco. i want to die here in san francisco. i do punt want to i do not want to move to oregon. i beg you please to support this resolution and tell the rest of california that we are compassionate. thank you very much next speaker please. thank you supervisors. i m robert liner, speaking as an individual and as a physician as a patient and as a patient in a lawsuit seeking the same that are being sought by senate bill 128. it s interesting to note the last word before the vote was taken in the senate was spoken by senator walk was one of the authors of the senate bill. quoting the california medical association to the effect that even the best care sometimes is insufficient to prevent the suffering that might be unbearable from some patients. it s a