Red Without Blue

Clair Farley:
I really don't think I was born into this world as a man or as a woman. I think the process of changing was the path I was born into.

Mark Farley:
It was a shock to me at first. I didn't even know who transgender people were or what that term meant. I just couldn't imagine you transforming into something else.

Jennie Farley:
I know that I have them back, but I really don't think of them as my children anymore. They're young people I know.

Clair Farley:
But I'm still the same person...

Mark Farley:
You're the same person, but Mark and Clair isn't the same as Mark and Alex.

[last lines]

Subject:
We must evolve towards each other; and that's what we are doing as a family. That is the story.

Subject:
They're on a path that none of us could know, but it is an important one.

Subject:
No matter what happens, Clair and I will always be identical twins.

Subject:
I do have hope. We represent freedom. Freedom from the past. Freedom from limitations. And that our goal is not to change each other, but to just fully become the people who we are.

Subject:
I think one of the things I've taken away from my experiences is that a family has to be adaptive and supportive. And if you are honest with each other and love each other, somehow it works out.