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‘A coming Out story’ from LGBT Parents Waterford
Over the last few months Kevin Kelly has been busy setting up the LGBT Parents Waterford group, a first in Ireland. Going on TV3’s morning program with his encouraging story he’s inspired many, Gay Parents and LGBT individuals from all … Continue reading
Caroline Casey: Looking past limits
Activist Caroline Casey tells the story of her extraordinary life, starting with a revelation (no spoilers). In a talk that challenges perceptions, Casey asks us all to move beyond the limits we may think we have.
Caroline had a secret and didn’t know it until she reached her 17th Birthday
Being absolutely true to yourself is freedom…….. If you truly believe and I mean from the bottom of your heart you can make change happen & we need to make it happen because every single one of us woman, man, gay, straight, disabled, perfect, normal, whatever. Everyone of us must be the very best of our selves. I no longer want anyone to be invisible we all have to be included and stop with the labels. The limiting of labels because we are not jam jars, we are extraordinary, different, wonderful people.
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Tagged absolutely true to yourself, Caroline Casey, disabled, gay, Looking past limits, man, normal, perfect, straight, we are not jam jars, whatever, woman
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Stage two: Aha!
Stage two: Aha! by David Clarke So, how do you know that you have moved from stage one to stage two, when coming out? Sometimes that’s not easy to tell because confusion can be such a persistent part of this … Continue reading
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Tagged Bisexual, coming out, gay, lesbian, Transgender
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