Transwoman Times

From Justine Valinotti: the life of a transwoman.

I began this blog on 7 July 2008 to recount some of my thoughts, feelings and actions, as well as medical events, of the year leading up to my GRS/SRS.

On 7 July 2009, Dr. Marci Bowers very successfully performed my surgery.

In the early days of my recovery, I decided to continue this blog to describe what I experience and learn as I begin to live as a "new woman."

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27 March 2010

Wind In The Beginning of Spring

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Last Saturday was balmy: I was riding in shorts and a T-shirt. Today I didn't go riding, even though the sky was clear. When I went o...

11 February 2010

The Day After (The Snowstorm)

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Today the college felt like a ghost town, at least in comparison to how it normally feels. About half of my students didn't come to my ...

22 January 2010

Sleep And Body Heat

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Last night I fell asleep while reading a student's paper. That should not be taken as an assessment of the student's work: I prob...

10 January 2010

Plenty of Fluids

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I'm a bit under the weather. Actually, I have been for a couple of days. I've had a cold that, I hope, won't turn into somethi...

22 December 2009

Learning About The Cold

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After this weekend's snow, the air has been filled with the kind of cold that seems to cut right through the skin and go straight to the...

11 December 2009

Into--Or From--The Cold

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The past couple of days have been windy. Yesterday, before I went to work, I heard the clatter of something brittle toppling and breaking. ...

19 September 2009

The Cold--Already?

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I couldn't believe how cold it was last night. I woke up to shut one window, then another. Finally, my place was hermetically sealed. ...

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About Me

Justine Valinotti: Here I've come.

A journey that neither I nor anyone else could have foreseen has brought me here today.

You can follow this journey on my blogs: "Mid-Life Cycling" and "Transwoman Times." I am also serializing a book on another blog, "Memories and Those Who Stayed."

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