Since I get asked a lot about the state of my real life when I am online, here is the latest. It is not too rosy, but it's not all gloom and doom either. Ms Quinn was released from the hospital a little over a week ago. She has been diagnosed with something called Multiple Myeloma, which is a type of cancer. Like most cancers, it is not curable, but it appears to be treatable. She began chemotherapy today. We will have to see how she responds to it over the next few months before we plan much long term.

Not surprisingly, there is a lot of anxiety here. I hope to be starting back into a paying job soon. It's not much of a job if I get it but money is money. I am waiting on a background check to finalize the hiring process. I am kinda uneasy about it. Thou I have lived as a woman for 17 years with legal name changed and all records amended as best I can tell, a woman in my position can’t help but wonder about what information may come up. While I am not hiding anything, I have decided not to volunteer any information unless asked. We shall see.

Regardless of the outcome of that, I continue seeking a more lucrative job so I can handle all expenses on my own should Ms Quinn not be able to work. If anyone in Southern Mississippi, the San Antonio Area, or the Atlanta Area has an inside track on a job a former Computer Network Administrator or Office Manager that happens to be a tranny could fill, please feel free to drop me an email. Other areas might be considered as well but those are the area I am focusing on for now. Relocation is still an option of last resort for now.

Well, that's entirely too big a dose of reality for my tastes but such is life. My stay it home Maids position is a fond memory for now. Who knows what the future holds. I remind myself I have been far more fortunate than most to experience what I have and I am grateful. I will still don cap and apron as the situation allows. In fact, look for new photos in the near future of me in my latest uniform, the traditional Nurses Whites. The look started off as a gag to lift Ms Quinn’s mood, but like many things I try, if I am gonna do it, I am gonna do it as good as I can. It's funny, as a US Army Vet, you would think I would have had my fill of uniforms, but I seem to keep winding up in one!