Discovery Life Channel (DLIF)

Patrick's weight has never been a bother -- not to him, nor to his wife, Amanda. Now, however, he's so big that it's getting in the way of his relationship with his daughter. If he wants to see her graduate high school, he'll have to reverse course. (Repeat).

Bethany has two daughters who live in fear of losing their mom to her food addiction. Once an addiction counselor, Bethany has gotten so big that she can no longer work. Now she risks losing her life if Dr. Now can't help her curb her own addiction. (Repeat).

A women's extreme weight resides in her misshapen legs, which are so massive with severe lymphedema that gastric surgery is her only chance of survival. (Repeat).

A woman in a wheelchair who relies on an oxygen tank to breathe and depends on her husband and mother to survive struggles to turn her life around. (Repeat).

Laura has lost more than 300lbs and is gaining more independence from her husband; Maria goes back to Dr. Now. (Repeat).

Weighing over 600 lbs. each, Vianey and Allen are locked in a codependent relationship based on a shared love of food. As they head to Houston, they will soon find out if their relationship can handle the strain of growing healthy together. (Repeat).

Vianey and Allen have been losing weight together. However, after Allen's surgery goes well but Vianey's does not, the pair tries to get back on the same page in order to preserve their lives. (Repeat).

A 600-lb. woman has been confined to her bed for 10 years and is completely dependent on her husband, but a move to Texas for life-saving surgery could be a risk she may not survive. (Repeat).

A woman's emotional distress may be blocking her weight-loss journey since she's shed more than 300 pounds and still can't walk; a woman is struck with sudden paralysis, throwing her emotional stability into dangerous territory. (Repeat).

Lupe has struggled since surgery, and, having left her husband, needs to make changes before it's too late; Brittani has lost more than 400 pounds in two years, but as part of her next chapter, she and Bill wonder if they can expand their family. (Repeat).

Krystal S. has finally met the man of her dreams, but she won't let herself marry him until she can be sure that she won't become bedridden and force him into the role of caretaker. (Repeat).

Tommy wants to lose weight so he can marry his fiancee and have the life he always dreamed of, but to break the cycle of pathological eating, he'll have to face a piece of his past he has always kept secret. (Repeat).

Krystal S. has finally met the man of her dreams, but she won't let herself marry him until she can be sure that she won't become bedridden and force him into the role of caretaker. (Repeat).

Tommy wants to lose weight so he can marry his fiancee and have the life he always dreamed of, but to break the cycle of pathological eating, he'll have to face a piece of his past he has always kept secret. (Repeat).

Lupe has struggled since surgery, and, having left her husband, needs to make changes before it's too late; Brittani has lost more than 400 pounds in two years, but as part of her next chapter, she and Bill wonder if they can expand their family. (Repeat).

Chrystal is so large she wants the help of Dr. Now, but she does not know that bringing up her childhood trauma is part of the deal. (Repeat).

A 26-year-old woman who weighs more than 700 pounds is ashamed to leave her house, but she undergoes gastric-bypass surgery and confronts the traumatic event that caused her eating disorder. (Repeat).

A 24-year-old woman who's approaching 700 pounds is housebound and completely dependent on her husband, who worries that she'll leave him if she loses weight. (Repeat).

A woman at 600lbs moved back home so her mother could help care for her and her newborn daughter. (Repeat).

Cillas' food addiction is getting in the way of his ability to be there for his fiancée, Jessica, and her three daughters. If he doesn't lose weight soon, he knows he'll lose either his girls, or his life. (Repeat).

Cillas must face difficulties from his childhood in order to progress to his goal weight and set an example for his children. Tiffany struggles to lose weight when financial hardships place a strain on her relationship with her boyfriend Aaron. (Repeat).

Travis promises his wife a proper wedding, but he only gained weight. (Repeat).

A 610-lb. single mom with five kids fears for their livelihood if she can't take care of them or something happens to her, so she's determined more than ever to save her own life. (Repeat).

Abi was struggling with his weight before a fluke accident left him mostly paralyzed. Bedbound for seven years since then and topping 700 pounds, Abi's only hope for a future is to get Dr. Now's help to lose weight and find a way to stand up. (Repeat).

Born as "Matthew," Destinee never felt like she fit in. Now, having come out as a 600 pound transgender woman, she likes her curves, but she will need to say goodbye to them if she wants to be approved to transition completely. (Repeat).

Abi was struggling with his weight before a fluke accident left him mostly paralyzed. Bedbound for seven years since then and topping 700 pounds, Abi's only hope for a future is to get Dr. Now's help to lose weight and find a way to stand up. (Repeat).

Born as "Matthew," Destinee never felt like she fit in. Now, having come out as a 600 pound transgender woman, she likes her curves, but she will need to say goodbye to them if she wants to be approved to transition completely. (Repeat).

A 610-lb. single mom with five kids fears for their livelihood if she can't take care of them or something happens to her, so she's determined more than ever to save her own life. (Repeat).

Two adults with a skin condition known as lamellar ichthyosis, typified by dark, plate-like scales covering most of their bodies, begin a life-changing friendship. (Repeat).

Three children, including 7-year-old twins, with ectodermal dysplasia, a group of conditions that can affect the development of the skin, hair, nails, teeth or sweat glands, share their experiences and hardships. (Repeat).

When Sarah entered prison, she was three months pregnant. Since then, she has been struggling with being pregnant behind bars. Now, she is preparing for another challenge-after the baby is born, Sarah will bring him back to the prison, where he will live with her for the duration of her sentence. (Repeat).

A mother's OCD worsens when she becomes pregnant. (Repeat).

An HIV-positive mom is pregnant for the second time. (Repeat).

A pregnant wife with an eating disorder turns to therapy to combat her potentially harmful urges. (Repeat).

A morbidly obese woman is pregnant and faces adjustments to her lifestyle. (Repeat).

A pregnant hoarder tries to overcome her compulsion and clean up her home before the baby arrives. (Repeat).

A pregnant woman's medical disorder causes her to crave toxic fumes. (Repeat).

A bi-polar woman must stop taking the medicine that controls her disorder to protect the health of her unborn daughter. (Repeat).

A 65-year-old woman has difficulty walking in a straight line; a baby cries incessantly. (Repeat).

A woman's legs turn black and may have to be amputated; a woman learns she is pregnant but her joy is derailed when the right side of her face goes completely numb. (Repeat).

A seemingly healthy man passes out and is rushed to the ER, where he gains nearly 100 pounds of water weight; a woman's unquenchable thirst. (Repeat).

An otherwise healthy teen in suburban New York has bizarre episodes where she sleeps for 10 days straight, and doctors are baffled when her EEGs, EKGs and MRIs appear normal. (Repeat).

Surgery to remove a women's tumor reveals something else; a marathon runner experiences escalating and unexplainable fatigue. (Repeat).

Baffling symptoms result in a risky left-temporal craniotomy; a man can't explain his physical deterioration but a physician may have an answer. (Repeat).

A boy who was mauled by a hyena needs a reconstructed jaw; a woman has two rare conditions; a man born with an extra pair of legs learns if they can be surgically removed. (Repeat).