She's a very accepting and compassionate therapist for someone who hasn't dealt with anyone directly who has gender issues. Ever since I first contacted her she's been doing a LOT of research, and she says she's willing to do anything she can to help me... including finding someone who could help me get on HRT... she says there's one psychologist in North Carolina that could be of assistance there, but I don't have a way of travelling that far. She said we could probably work something out. Considering there aren't any gender specialists that I can personally find in my area, it's nice that she's doing whatever she can, going outside the area even, to do what she can to help.
She's helping me with my anxiety, which has steadily been getting worse for many years that medication has either worsened or caused some other awful problem.
We talked about what I should do for work (my job wouldn't be a good environment to come out in...) and some other minor stuff.
The biggest part for me was she didn't ever question whether I was a woman or not, even though I couldn't pass in front of a blind deaf person at the moment. She did ask me some rather odd questions, questions I'm sure were asserting I didn't have any other reasons for wanting to transition.
After I left I got lost on the way home. Hehe. I hate downtown Greenville.
