Timeline Photo's

 In May of 2020, I started my physical transitioning as a female transgender person, which included letting my hair grow, learning about make-up, new clothes and styles.  It was not until October 31, 2020 before the public saw me in my transition, and months after that before I became comfortable in going out in public on a regular basis. Even though the process has been a scary one, my transitioning has gone much smoother than I expected, and I have progressed better than I imagined. So, even though I get a kick out of some of my pics throughout the past many months, I am going to share them as a timeline to share.  While some may find some of my pictures funny, maybe they will help others in their journey:

2015, five years before I transitioned.


May 14, 2020
First time trying Make-up


May 14, 2020


May 15, 2020


June 6, 2020


October 1, 2020


October 31, 2020
My "Coming Out" Pic


November 2, 2020


November 12, 2020


February 7, 2021
About 5 weeks after starting HRT T-blockers


March 12, 2021


March 22, 2021


March 23, 2021


May 11, 2021


June 30, 2021
A month after starting HRT estrogen


October 5, 2021
4 Months on Estrogen


October 27th, 2021


November 19, 2021


December 15, 2021


December 31st, 2021
Pre-New years


March 23, 2022


March 24th, 2022
Feeling Goofy


April 17th, 2022


May 2nd, 2022


May 10, 2022

May 15, 2022
After being Ordained Deacon Minister
Justifying Grace Christian Ministries Church


May 28th, 2022
Aprox. 1 year on Estrogen


June 20, 2022


July 3rd, 2022
Pre-4th of July Party


July 5th, 2022
On the way to my Seizure Study


July 30th, 2022
Pre-51st Birthday Party


July 31, 2022




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