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Saw mom in law today


Cyndee

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Saw her today and bought her lunch. The opportunity presented it's self as I am on a business trip to Southern California this week. This was the first time she had seen me in over a year and I had told her about myself over the phone last year. This was an awesome get together today, she is so supportive, and she also cares for her daughter very much. We talked very openly about my trans issues. She really just cares for the best of our family's well being. She acknowledged that my issues are not easy to deal with, but showed amazing understanding. This was very reassuring, nice to talk to her face to face, nothing better. Just had to post this as I feel pretty good now.

Cindy -

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Cindy,

Your mom-in-law is a great woman. And glad you got to talk to her. With such love and support, I am sure your family will get through this fine.

John

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That's great news, Cynthia. I am very happy for you. I hope you gave your MIL a big hug.

HUGS

Carolyn Marie

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I love stories like this. When I first started and I read all the posts about someone saying they got accepted, I thought so what, why is everyone posting stuff like this. Now I know, now I understand and now when I read your post, I smile and grin with happiness.

Strange how time changes perspective.

Thanks for a great update

Autumn

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I am so happy for you - acceptance is a wonderful thing - too many do not get that so savor it and truly appreciate the great gift that your mother in law has given you.

Love ya,

Sally

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Thanks so much everyone for all your kind words and support, that's really what makes this community so special, it really means a lot to me as I type these words from a hotel room. This is so hard on others to have this condition as we all know, even as I feel better being open and expressive, it really takes it's toll on everyone that surrounds us.

Love

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Hi Cindy,

That's so good news! To have that kind of family support means so much to your immediate family's well being.

Have a good trip - hope to see you again soon!

Love, Meg

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