I can understand I came out to myself first admitted at the age of 28 that I was a trans man, it was a long ass road and I hid my true self for a long long time, I came out last year to my family at the dinner table and to my suprise they didn't over react like I thought they would which took some of the weight and anxiety off my shoulders cause I thought they wouldn't accept me. Now coming out to my kids scared the living hell out of me that mommy was now going to be daddy, I would stay up at night crying trying to figure out how to break it to them thinking '' would they push me away?, disown me? would they think I lost my mind? Think I am disgusting? '' it's hard and it cause a lot of distress, anxiety and depression. I still am not comfortable with my own self even after dressing like a male I still look like a female in man's clothing and it bothers me to know end, I am looking into going on T and starting surgeries but I know it's going to be a long journey first and I still break down every time I see myself in the mirror, try to flatting my chest with my hands when standing naked in front of it and soo forth, but I would highly suggest that you talk to your therapist and ask for suggestion on how to talk to your wife and kids about it that is the biggest weight on your shoulders as I can see, I know it's really really scary believe me like I said it took me some time to find a way to come to mine, I read a forum ( I can't figure out where now I hate my memory lol) that showed me how to break it to them and it actually helped out a lot, It was a surprising outcome that I did not think was going to happen, they were actually very accepting so never know right. maybe even some support groups or the therapist can help ease them into that as well. I know the thought of losing your job also can be scary or the fact of not being accept anywhere for being trans is scary I still deal with that today, I am always getting odd looks or even whispers behind my back, but your not alone there are tons of wonderful people here that will support you through this and your journey I have only been here a few days and I've been welcomed with open arms by soo many.
Gage