The Mourning Meeting: Season 3, Episode 3
Who's Cis? Not my kid!
Bob Filippone is a father of three children, one of whom is transgender. His child, Glori Dei, was on the podcast last season and there was a lot of interest from people about their parents and what it was like to find out that their child is noon-binary. Bob has graciously agreed to be on the show to talk about it.
A note about pronouns: Glori Dei uses they/them pronouns and Bob talks about them using that pronoun.
If you are interested in speaking further to Bob about his experience, you can reach him at bobfili@yahoo.com.
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