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Bobby Howland’s Success Story
By Bobby HowlandConquering marathons wasn't enough for this runner, so he found a larger purpose.
Department: My Turnaround
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Cynthia Li’s Success Story
By Cynthia LiDiagnosed with a baffling autoimmune illness, this physician had to question her medical training to find a path to healing.
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Ed Kriesel’s Success Story
By Ed KrieselDiagnosed with a terminal lung disease, a longtime athlete focused on maintaining his fitness while preparing for a transplant.
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Hannah Bower’s Success Story
By Hannah BowerWhen this gymnast lost her sport and came close to losing her life, she had to change her mindset to rediscover her identity.
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Jane Meronuck’s Success Story
By Jane MeronuckAn Experience Life staffer shares what she's learned and how she's grown in the 20 months since her cancer diagnosis.
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Jason Sweetnam’s Success Story
By Jason SweetnamOn his journey to lose 100 pounds, one man found his calling in a new career as a personal trainer.
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Kate Mihevc Edwards’ Success Story
By Kate Mihevc EdwardsWhen an endurance athlete was diagnosed with a rare genetic heart condition, it forced her to change her entire lifestyle — and offered her the opportunity to really listen to her body.
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Wendy Welz’s Success Story
By Wendy WelzAfter her husband’s diagnosis, one woman’s life changed overnight. Picking up a paintbrush helped her find strength.
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Louie McGee’s Success Story
By Louie McGeeA legally blind teenager commits to the race of a lifetime to inspire other visually impaired kids to find their own adventures.
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Plus-Size Wellness Advocate Sarah Sapora Talks About Getting Healthy
By Sarah SaporaOne woman’s journey to create a healthier life for herself led her to become a wellness advocate for people of all sizes.
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Jason Schanta’s Success Story
By Jason SchantaConnecting with his bigger why helped one man kick his emotional-eating habit and learn to love working out.
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Ginny Hoover’s Success Story
By Ginny HooverShedding 160 pounds led one woman to discover her many strengths — and commit to prioritizing her health.
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Jessica Tobin’s Success Story
By Jessica TobinOne woman shares hard-earned lessons from her postpartum recovery to help others recognize the importance of persistence, self-care, and patience.
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Derek Ballard Jr.’s Success Story
By Derek Ballard Jr.By switching to a plant-based diet and redoubling his training efforts, this young basketball player finally lost the weight that had been holding him back.
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Karen Kitchel’s Success Story
By Karen KitchelHow one woman is finding purpose and fulfillment in her retirement through volunteering in her community.
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Laurel Kallenbach’s Success Story
By Laurel KallenbachHow visualization exercises helped one woman heal from the trauma of three hip surgeries and take her dream vacation.
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Tom Tittmann’s Success Story
By Tom TittmannAfter suffering from ulcerative colitis for more than three decades, one man discovered a way to get to the root cause of his illness.
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Richard Morris’s Success Story
By Richard MorrisOne man shares how he reclaimed his health — and lost more than 150 pounds — by embracing whole foods and his family's agrarian roots.
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Phyllis Jones’s Success Story
By Phyllis JonesAfter recovering from a life-changing brain aneurysm, one woman discovered a workout program that helped her change her lifestyle and lose nearly 70 pounds.
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Bill Heyman’s Success Story
By Bill HeymanHow one man — after losing his wife to leukemia and surviving his own cancer treatment — reclaimed his health and completed a 365-mile bike ride through Israel.
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Amari D. Pollard’s Success Story
By Amari D. PollardPlaying lacrosse gave one young woman newfound body confidence — and the motivation to stop seeing food as the enemy.