Jazz is a typical 11-year-old girl except for one thing - she was born as a boy. From the moment she could speak, Jazz sensed that she was trapped in the wrong body and decided to dress and live as a little girl. Her parents made the controversial decision to support her choice. ABC News started covering her story when she was five. Now, a tween, Jazz stands at a new crossroads in her brave decision to define life on her terms: boys and dating, medicine and the ultimate surgery to become fully female. Jazz and her family speak candidly to Barbara Walters on a Special Edition of " 20/20 SATURDAY" airing on JANUARY 19 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on ABC.

And: What happens to a family when a child's birth becomes a medical mystery? Walters updates a report on two vibrant young girls who suffer from a rapid aging disease called progeria, a fatal condition that currently affects 68 known children in the world. The disease causes children to age at 10 times the normal rate. It is incredibly rare - occurring in only one in four to eight million births. On average, children die at the age of 13. But now, a breakthrough medical treatment is adding hope, and hopefully even years, to their lives. (OAD: 9/10/10)

Plus: Jay Schadler has the story of a paralyzed young man, his new wife and their unforgettable first wedding dance.

David Sloan is executive producer of "20/20?.

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