Hi Melody
Horrible situation, is n't it.
I had the same struggles many years ago.
In that time you needed to be single before you ever get a transition, so I went to court for a divorce and started the transition.
I had a little boy from the same age and I remember that it was a hard time when I moved.
I was still good friends with my ex wife and we keep contact for a period of time.
after a few years she met a nice man and she wanted to spend more time with him so the contact was less then.
I'm glad for her she is still happy with the guy 25 years later.
off course the contact with my kid was good and in the beginning of transition years he was not happy by the idea of losing his dad but when time goes by he knew his dad was n't there enymore but instead of that he discoverd that his dad was changed in a warm female person who would always be there for him to help and support.
Now he is an adult with a nice wife and kids and we still have a very good relationship.
So, what I wanted to say is if your son is knowing he is still the one who is loved and supported by you things can work out in a positive way, despite the struggles you have now.
My son said he is a better person because of it, he can understand people better and is not narrowminded regarding LGBT people.
I'll hope things work out for you in the same way.
I wish you all the luck you need
annette