We’ve both had a lot of troubles, but coming together in 2018 marked the beginning of change for us.

“It’s tremendously gratifying to be able to speak to the medical professionals and the clinic personnel, but particularly to the youth and their families.”

Too many LGBTQ+ individuals live in fear of rejection, ridicule, or fear for their own safety at home. I’ve seen PFLAG change that for so many.

Since the Pride parade was cancelled, I wanted to show my rainbow colors.

We went to protest Trump! 

“I was totally in tears to see this show of support to the LGBTQ community, put together with such loving care. I knew then that in the end we were going to be ok.”

“It was so lovely to bump into them and be swept up in the excitement of the day!”

We decided to quarantine, get tested, then go to Provincetown together. Since we missed Pride, we made shirts, each with a different color of the rainbow.

“Pride Month is a celebration of our progress, our journey. It’s an affirmation of our equality and humanity.”

“On that day the crowd could see that I was a proud mom who loved her four gay kids.”