Boston area trans* resources?

[rmd]

Local and local-aware folks! I'm looking for Boston-local resources for a trans woman who only moved to the area last year and isn't tapped into the local community at all. She's living down in Dedham at the moment, so Providence-area might be okay, too.

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[bedfull-o-books.livejournal.com]

I'll ask folks at my chorus tomorrow night.

[sweetmmeblue.livejournal.com]

masstpc.org has a wiki page of resources. What sort of resources are you asking about because there's a large variety. Lorelei writes a blog called "ask a trans woman" and she's full of awesome. If you can be more specific I might have stuff. They can also email me at my professional email with is first initial last name at gmail dot com

[fetish666.livejournal.com]

seconding the question as to what kind of resources, i may be able to help, depending on what they are in need of.

[rmd.livejournal.com]

HEY THERE!
I was wondering how you were doing. How goes it?

Also, I think I have some of your books - want me to drop them in the mail or want to get together for a beverage some time if you're still local?

As to the actual question, I'm not sure. The woman I was talking to (the woman in question is a friend of hers) wasn't specific, just that the newly-transplanted trans woman was unconnected to Boston community (if there was one) and was saying that Boston sucked for trans folks. I know a bunch of local trans folks so I figured maybe it was just a lack of community connection.