Monday Update
I guess there’s plenty to update, although some days it doesn’t feel like it.
I’ll start with work. So I made it exactly one week before someone said something about me using the women’s room. The person wasn’t even in the restroom. They yelled at me when I came out. The dialog went something like:
Her: “Did you just come out of the ladies room?
Me: Yeah?
I just kept walking, didn’t matter. I belong there, HR signed off. However, this marks why I thought everyone should be informed of what was going on. The person in question didn’t work on my floor. So I sent email to the director of that floor to let them know who I was, and explaining my situation and HR’s stance.
This generated HR calling me and then basically they went around and told everyone, small groups at a time, who I was and that I’m a transgender woman in the process of transitioning from presenting male to female. That was on Thursday. All has been quiet since then. We’ll see how it goes.
Still waiting on my name change paperwork to come back from the state. Seems to be taking FOREVER. In an ideal world, it would show up tomorrow. This would allow me to go to the social security office on wednesday, update them. Once that’s done, I have to wait 24 hours to get a new license. Which would be be perfect because I have a hair appointment on Thursday. So I could go get a new picture taken while I’m fresh to death, kid.
I have my first appointment with my new endocrinologist on Monday. I’m excited for this, because I’m hoping he’ll give me the spironolactone so we can get this show on the road. I’m also going to ask him about Progesterone. I’ve read that I can help with breast development. I want to have the maximum safe effects as quickly as possible.
I think I had more to say, but I’m losing focus.. Maybe a more thoughtful post later.
2 thoughts on “Monday Update”
It sounds like AT&T could use some sensitivity training tactics… http://www.hrc.org/resources/entry/diversity-training-on-gender-identity-and-gender-expression
Well, I think that’s basically what they got.