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Lisa was born in Colombia, grew up in California and moved to Vancouver, BC in the early 1970s to start a successful career as a graphic designer and photographer. After living for 25 years as a devoted husband and father, Lisa was diagnosed with gender dysphoria. She had struggled with a gender identity that did not conform to her biological sex ever since she can remember. This diagnosis was both a blessing and a curse. Though it offered an explanation for her years of struggle, confusion and guilt, it did not offer any simple solutions.
It would take another ten years before she could come to terms with the diagnosis. She first had to reconcile what the doctors said with her faith in Jesus Christ. For years, she had used clobber passages in an attempt to correct the flaw and fight the spiritual battle. It was Jesus’ words on eunuchs that finally breached the gap between faith and her medical condition. This allowed her to begin the difficult process of transitioning from living as a man to living as a woman; transforming her body medically and surgically. She knew it would impact the most important people in her life, her wife and three sons. For years, she had shown her love for them by attempting to die to herself daily suppressing who she was. In 2007, she came to the point where the most loving thing she could do now was to choose life, even if this meant making hard choices. She began her transition in July 2008. “This is not what I wanted to do it is what I had to do. There was no thrill in this. My decision had nothing to do with courage; it was an act of desperation. The alternative was dying,” she says.
Lisa Salazar is on the Board of Canyonwalker Connections whose mission is: "Repair the Breach between the Christian church and the Christian glbt community." Lisa is the transgender representative in a group of pastors, men, women, straight and glbt Christians seeking to educate, host and invite dialogue surrounding the homosexuality and gender identity issues and Christianity.
It would take another ten years before she could come to terms with the diagnosis. She first had to reconcile what the doctors said with her faith in Jesus Christ. For years, she had used clobber passages in an attempt to correct the flaw and fight the spiritual battle. It was Jesus’ words on eunuchs that finally breached the gap between faith and her medical condition. This allowed her to begin the difficult process of transitioning from living as a man to living as a woman; transforming her body medically and surgically. She knew it would impact the most important people in her life, her wife and three sons. For years, she had shown her love for them by attempting to die to herself daily suppressing who she was. In 2007, she came to the point where the most loving thing she could do now was to choose life, even if this meant making hard choices. She began her transition in July 2008. “This is not what I wanted to do it is what I had to do. There was no thrill in this. My decision had nothing to do with courage; it was an act of desperation. The alternative was dying,” she says.
Lisa Salazar is on the Board of Canyonwalker Connections whose mission is: "Repair the Breach between the Christian church and the Christian glbt community." Lisa is the transgender representative in a group of pastors, men, women, straight and glbt Christians seeking to educate, host and invite dialogue surrounding the homosexuality and gender identity issues and Christianity.
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