Hi Nephie hon, we just shared some on another thread. I must say hon that in the beginning before you even come out to anyone else, coming out can be a terrifying experience. I was going stir crazy before I began playing the game, going out in the evenings to meet a few select friends who had accepted me as who I am today. I went to Trans meetings for a total of four times to the closest city to where I lived which was 200 miles away. The need to come out was just to overpowering to resist and finally came out and started my first day full time on my job.
I was lucky that a few of my close friends which were female accepted me and continue to be my friends, like I was just one of the girls. There were no Transgender groups anywhere near where I lived. I was just fortunate that a few of the girls at work and a few friends outside of work accepted me as one of them. Now as for finding a trans suport group near where you are, try a Google search using these search terms: transgender resources (name of city, town, county, state/province). That is how I found what I did back in Ontario and also here in Vancouver BC.
And yes Katie has been the inspiration of many members here including myself, personally I admire her.
Cindy
