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Karyn Brown
Like many, Karyn Brown was stuck on her weight loss journey. For two years starting in March 2002, the now 46-year-old treasury analyst from Richardson had worked hard and lost 55 pounds. Then after back surgery and two more years of frustrating workouts and starving herself, she plateaued. "I realized something was not right," she says. Read her story.

Melanie's Childress
Melanie Childress of Dallas is like many people who have struggled with their weight their whole lives, trying every diet out there and watching her weight constantly go down and then back up again. But as a 23-year-old medical student, Melanie is also learning all of the health risks associated with obesity and realized it was time to make a change for herself and her career.

Keith Simmons
Four years ago, 47-year-old Keith Simmons was diagnosed with diabetes. Over time, he and his doctor managed to stabilize his blood sugar but, at 310 pounds, his physician still wanted him to lose weight. She recommended he make an appointment with a dietitian with the Baylor University Medical Center Outpatient Nutrition Counseling Services to learn better ways to manage food. Read his story.

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