KATHY!!  I meant to reply yesterday, I'm so messed up.

I'm so happy for you. I'll reserve the squeee. You're probably having trouble finding a place for the ones that you have now. I'll give it to you at a later date.

Quote from: KathyLauren on May 28, 2019, 09:51:53 AM
I think this calls for a SQUEEEEE!!
So Dr. Brassard's clinic has all my paperwork, and I am officially in the queue!

Not being one of the squeee crowd, (I'm too cheap to pay the usage fees)

I'll just say congratulations and happy for you.

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All SQUEEEEs (and alternatives) gratefully received, regardless of timing.

Thanks, ladies!

@TonyaW, @Faith, @Lexxi

I went to the beauty school for a haircut.  My real hair was long enough that stuffing it under a wig was getting to be a chore.  The beauty school is cheap, and the students work under fairly close supervision, so they do a good job.

Since a haircut involves taking my wig off in public (*eek*! *shudder*!), I put on makeup and dressed nicely to minimize the chance of misgendering and to (mostly) control my own dysphoria.  I thought I actually looked pretty good in the mirror, even without my wig.

I had no reason to suspect that anyone there misgendered me.  At least, if they thought it, they kept it to themselves.  After I gave them a "teaching moment" last year, they might even have included some trans awareness in their curriculum.

@KathyLauren
Kathy:
It is wonderful for me to read that you navigated your hair gauntlet successfully.
A happy moment for sure for you!!!
Hugs,
Danielle