Hi!

Been a while, but I got a new job and a whole bunch of other fun stuff going on.

There's been a bit more focus by me of late on gender issues.   A lot of my depression has lifted, but I'll still spontaneously cry when I think about my gender and it's associated confusion.

I'll be without therapy for a while while my new insurance kicks in ... So I'm looking for a little Support group in the area mid-north Illinois or So. Wis ... any ideas?

I'll be back more often, my new employer has less demands on my time, which is awesome ...

thanks ..

beatrix

I live in the South-Eastern corner of Wisconsin, and the closet trans support group that I know of is in Milwaukee, WI. I think there are probably some in Chicago, IL also.

There are a ton of support groups in Chicago as it is a trans-friendly city.

Hi b/d ...how are things hon?

Well, let's see what we have here..........

aha!

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Illinois

Based in Chicago Illinois, includes meeting, membership and contact information and an events calendar.

Website

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Wisconsin

A)  Gemini gender group, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  Includes meeting information and a monthly newsletter.

Website


B)  Milwaukee Transgender, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  Privately hosted messaging system.  Free membership.

Website

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I am afraid this is all I have.  Hope it helps.

tink

In Chicago there's Island Girls, North Side Girls, Chicago Area Crossdressers, Power ->-bleeped-<- Girls and others.  There's stuff going on every week.  And there's a whole bunch of T friendly places to go.

If you're interested, e-mail or PM me and I'll put a list together for you.

Julie

I PM'd ya!  Thank you!

Necromancing yet again, but I am from just outside of Chicago, I didn't want to start a new topic if one already existed.

Thank you for the link to the chicago group. And you are right, Chicago is very accepting, they have neighborhoods that are very gay/lesbian friendly as well.

There is a bookstore called "women and children first" that has hundreds of LGBT books.