Support Coral's Transition

UPDATE: 7/5/22

I’m very grateful to everyone that has donated to my facial feminization fund. Unfortunately a year and a half of fundraising has not gotten me to my goal. As such, I have lowered my sights, and with it, my goal amount—$20000 from the previous $30000.

I would use this money to just get my brow ridge taken care of, as well as give me a place to stay and heal while I recover. While I do still see my jaw as an issue, I would rather prioritize what I have come to see as the biggest issue with my presentation, in what is increasingly becoming a very real safety and mental health issue. I would like to live my life without the staring, threats, and demeaning behavior that I have become accustomed to from the public.

I would love the peace of mind that comes with being less afraid to leave the house for any reason. Thank you to anyone that has taken the time to read this, and please consider donating or sharing this page. I truly appreciate you.


Coral


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I have been transitioning for three years now. From the beginning, I knew that I would likely need facial feminization surgery to reach my transition goals, giving myself a three year timeline before I would make such a big decision. Now, I know that I will need this procedure to live my happiest and most fulfilling life.

This morning, I received a phone call from the office of Dr. Mundinger, the local physician performing this operation, and I was informed that the consultation I scheduled six months ago in September would no longer be honored as he is no longer taking new patients. My consultation was going to be this Monday, March 8th. While this is upsetting on a few levels, I had already had a successful consultation with Dr. Rodman in Houston.

To schedule an appointment with her, I will need to pay 10% of the surgery costs up front, as well as make arrangements for a room during an up to 11 day stay in Houston. The amount above reflects what is needed for the down payment, as well as money for gasoline and housing during my time in Houston. I would be beyond humbled and grateful if you would choose to support my transition in this way, as it would mean a better, safer future.

Thank you,

Coral