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meeting another transgender women for the first time.

Started by Julie summers, October 27, 2015, 10:00:37 PM

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Julie summers

I don't know if I'm in the right area but ill give her a go.
in a not shell i have been on hrt for 5 months now going on six. But be for that i had met and made friends on line
with a another transgender women who was just starting out. That was back in 2012. We have never met but kept saying that we would.
Then i lost contact with her 3months ago. I emailed her got no response. I had become that worried i even told my wife about it.
Just to clarify she is 68years young.
then i got a email on Thursday of last week and it turns out she had a stroke and has been in Hospital since may.
she mention she was in the foothills hospital but that was it.
that is all i needed :) i tracked her down. I had a appointment that same day so i got there extra early and went to the desk to ask for Paula.

remember we have never met so when i asked the receptionist for her room number she pointed to the women next to me and said that her right there.
i recognized almost immediately but she did not recognize me.
I had to show the email that she had sent me and then without even blinking an eye I told her I am Julie summers we have been talking for almost 3 years. The receptionist just looked at me and never said nothing.
i was dressed in jeans and a blouse and that was it. Then when she realized it was really me her eyes lit up as she was so happy to see me. We talked for 45 minutes before I had to leave for my appointment. I went down there again on Saturday and spent a couple of hours just talking and having a coffee. This is the first time I've actually met and sat down and had a coffee with someone like me. We talked about HRT how are breast hurt and the changes we were experiencing. And just about life in general . She is supposed to be getting out this weekend so I had given her my cell number and got a nurse to take a picture of two of us together. hopefully she gets out of the hospital but if she is there longer I will go down again and visit.
I thought this would be a nice story to share with everyone.

Julie
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stephaniec

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To move forward is to leave behind that which has become dear. It is a call into the wild, into becoming someone currently unknown to us. For most, it is a call too frightening and too challenging to heed. For some, it is a call to be more than we were capable of being, both now and in the future.
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Denise

Heart warming.  If only we all had "Friends" like that.  You're special.
1st Person out: 16-Oct-2015
Restarted Spironolactone 26-Aug-2016
Restarted Estradiol Valerate: 02-Nov-2016
Full time: 02-Mar-2017
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