From an early age, she knew her little sister was feminine. In their suburban Texas community, she and her family knew of resources for families of gay and lesbian children, but not resources for families of trans children.  

From the age of 10, she felt a little hurt and grieved that she was losing her little brother. In reality, she was losing a brother she never had. Allyship is not an immediate thing. It takes time.

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