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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15 May 2015

How Much Are Those Lilacs On The Wall

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One way I know it's really spring is when I'm riding--whether to work or for fun--and my peripheral vision increases. It seems t...

28 April 2015

Queensboro Plaza Dawn

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Having an early morning class means, as often as not, being sleep-deprived, both for me and my students. There are rewards, though: Stude...

17 December 2014

The Day Begins; It Is Dawn--For Whom?

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This semester, I've been teaching early morning classes. When the term began, I was pedaling in bright, often shadowless, pre-dawn l...

18 March 2014

A Day Begins With A Setting Cloud

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Yesterday's post on Midlife Cycling ended with a pot of gold over the rainbow. Well, sort of. Today's post begins--as my day ...

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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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