Born This Way

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My story and childhood photo are included in a wonderful book, Born This Way, Real Stories of Growing Up Gay, by Paul Vitagliano. The book shares and celebrates all kinds of growing up LGBTQ stories through personal memories and childhood photographs. Visit Amazon to get a copy!

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