Kairi Melissa Gorman
"loves her new job and is back in the dating world again...look out ladies here I come!!! ;)"
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Name Change
June 10th, 2007 10:40 am MDT
For the past while I have been attempting to find a name that would fit. It was definetly harder to decided then I originally anticipated. Thankfully, I have come to an interesting conclusion. I have choosen Melissa, which by chance was the same name my mother was decided on for me if I was born female. All I have to do now is get a lawyer to sign off as a commissioner and my name will be altered, and I can continue on the road to becoming a female.
On Another Note, I have started a new job and have been wearing female attire and makeup for the first time, I am still not comfortable with wearing a skirt or dress, that will come in time. Everyone at work is supportive and treat me as if I was still me, although I sometimes get the odd look, but nothing is ever said. Once I have officially changed my name I will setup for surgery once I have met the requirements of 2 years in a female role. I will focus on facial and vocal concerns, followed by breast augmentation if needed, and later on down the road will get SRS.
I have been having difficulties locating a speech therapist. If anyone would kindly provide me with some information, I would be most grateful.
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Melissa, Sheila Thingvold is a speech-language Pathologist, she is at Mount Sinai Hospital and was refeered to me by the Toronto Gender Clinic. I have not contacted her yet but you might want to try. I bit far from where you live but apparently she specialize in gender.
Her phone number is 416-586-4800 ext. 8312
Please let me know if you contact her and how is it going.
Good luck in your transition. Susy