PFT/TGS Online-Helpline
Q. I have a personal problem, can anyone help?
A. We'll certainly try. PFLAG-Talk and TGS PFLAG includes parents,
friends, gays, lesbian, bisexuals and transgendered persons from a wide
variety of backgrounds. We offer support and a good listening ear.
===Laura Siegel, San Francisco, CA
Q. But I'm not sure I want to broadcast it to 300 strangers?
A. That's why we established the PFLAG-Talk/TGS-PFLAG Online-Helpline.
Write to us privately and we will answer or forward your question to an
appropriate helpline volunteer or serve as an intermediary to the list.
But the private helpline is second best to joining the list. In cyberspace
as on earth, chapter helplines are good, but meetings are much better.
Send
mail to for our helpline volunteers: Kitten Gross, mother of
a female to Male transsexual, PFLAG Cleveland; Wendy Wartes, Rhea Murray,
and Emily Rizzo.
Please send your help requests email to all four because they back
each other up.
PFLAG-Talk/TGS-PFLAG Home Page
PFLAG-Talk/TGS-PFLAG Support
PFLAG-Talk FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
TGS-PFLAG FAQ (Transgender Family Support)
Revised May 8, 2004. Please send updates/corrections/suggestions
to John Lindner, Webmaster
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