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Hi Nicky, That's wonderful that things are going well, and that your parents are trying to be accepting. It's always nice when someone surprises us (in a good way) with their reaction. Sending you my wishes that everything continues to go well! Telling my parents is still on my list of things to do. They're not bible thumpers, but my dad is very much a bigot too. So I'm not really expecting it to go well, but maybe my parents will surprise me too!

I'm a bit late, but congratulations on your surgery, Chrissy! I hope your recovery is continuing to go well!

Update things went very good no issues yet , but they say this will take time as they are willing to accept it , even went out for dinner together and talked , i will give them props for trying and being nice about about everything .

Cheers! I'm so glad you're results were good and you don't have to face anything like chemo! *Hugs*

Well in my home state now will be seeing parents and they want to see me and talk , no yelling or any thing on the phone call last night

Heya Nicky. Hope the processing went well after the coming out. Stay strong, the loving ones whom views you as important to them will stick around. Hugs Michele

Hi Nicky, I totally agree with Steph and Brianna. Best wishes. X

I chose a different route, I would rather deal with the inhaler than live without animals. For me it's a quality of life issue. And the more time I spend around them, the less reactive to them I get. Unfortunately, that exposure benefit hasn't worked with cold temperatures. I live in Ohio, I get exposed. LOL Life is a mixed bag, some things work out and some you have to deal with on it's terms. I'm pretty lucky though, the attacks are mostly mild, only had a few where it was 'you're not even getting triaged you're seeing a doctor in 30 seconds of getting to the er' and I'm not triggered by perfumes, cleaning products, and every pollen known to man like a friend of mine. So I embrace my lucky and just quietly dread winter a bit.

I hope you have a speedy and complication free recovery! Don't follow in my footsteps after that last surgery and end up with creepy infections that you can't pronounce!