360 Vision – Born in the Wrong Body
360 Vision – Born In The Wrong Body – “Why would God make me this way?” 360 Vision examines the struggles of transgender individuals – and visits a church that embraces them It is a secret they kept from their families for years. Lisa and Marissa are transgender men – born in male bodies, yet possessing a female identity. They don’t want to hide their true selves anymore. But finding acceptance can be heartrendingly difficult. On its next edition, VisionTV’s Gemini Award-nominated current affairs series 360 Vision examines the struggles that transgender individuals experience in their daily lives, and visits a church in Ontario that has opened its doors – and its heart – to this community. The program airs on Wednesday, May 23 at 10 pm ET, and repeats on Monday, May 28 at 8:30 pm ET. Lisa, now 54, spent most of her life struggling with her sense of self: born a boy named Larry, but feeling like a girl. Larry was married for 10 years and had a son, but never shed the feeling that he should have been a woman. “I was actually very angry at God,” Lisa tells 360 Vision’s Janet Aronoff. “Why did you do this to me? Why me?” Marissa was Paul, a police officer in England. Paul guarded his secret from fellow officers, from his wife of more than 20 years, and from his three children. When the truth finally came out, it cost him his marriage and his family. The price of coming out as transgender can be almost unbearably high: rejection and ridicule, the loss of families, friends and jobs, and severe depression. Help is …
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