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Share Your Parent Story – It’s Anonymous

Strong Family Alliance seeks to share stories that illustrate the wide variety of experiences families and LGBTQ youth experience, so other parents will know they’re not alone in their journey. All content is anonymous and voluntary. We may use quotes or content from your story as we work to help LGBTQ and their families.

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    The information below will help visitors search for stories that parallel their family situation, e.g., "father of lesbian daughter"

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  • We need your agreement before quoting any portion of your responses. If you prefer not to agree, feel free to take the survey anyway -- we won't use the content but it might be helpful to you as you think about your family.

    Please note, we will refer to you only with general information (e.g., a father of a lesbian daughter in Colorado).

    Are you comfortable with the Strong Family Alliance using content from your survey on our website and related materials?

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