Discovery Life Channel (DLIF)

When Nathan's weight gets in the way of the only healthy thing in his life -- his job as a drama teacher -- it's a wake-up call for him. But changing his life might mean a falling out with his wife, Amber, who is also overweight, unless she can lose, too. (Repeat).

Nathan is shedding pounds and heading back to work as a teacher following his weight-loss surgery. However, his wife Amber can't seem to do the same as she struggles to qualify for a second surgery to update one she had years ago. (Repeat).

Karina's weight has placed a burden on her parents and driven a wedge between her and her sister. (Repeat).

A college graduate with a once-promising career, Justin has eaten his life away to the point of never leaving the house for anything but food. Now only the help of Dr. Now's weight-loss program can restore his hopes of living a happy, productive life. (Repeat).

A 37-year-old woman who weighs more than 600 pounds is committed to losing weight, but is sidetracked by a sudden loss of mobility due to a medical disorder that could stall her progress. (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).

In an enhanced episode, a 400-lb. woman learns that she's pregnant, but wonders if she'll be able to deliver the baby without complications; and a woman who lost 400 pounds is in a relationship, but it could be in jeopardy when her weight-loss journey stalls. (Repeat).

Brandon, a musician, has a run-away weight problem. Besides losing weight, he wants a career and to take the next step with his girlfriend, Taylor, whom he risks losing if he can't make a change. (Repeat).

A devoted girlfriend and loving aunt, Alicia is all smiles and laughter on the outside, but on the inside she is terrified that her addiction to food will kill her before she can marry her long-time love or watch her nieces grow up. (Repeat).

Alicia's relationship with her boyfriend Tim comes under the microscope in the second year of her weight loss journey. And now in her fourth year, Pauline must beg her way back onto the program after quitting in a huff when her last weigh-in didn't go so well. (Repeat).

Cindy is resistant to change and has spent years creating a world that makes her feel safe. When her friend notices Cindy's health declining rapidly due to her size, she pushes Cindy to move to Houston and see Dr. Now. But Cindy isn't so easily persuaded. (Repeat).

For Julian and his wife, Irma, it was love at first sight. But in order to grow old together, Julian will have to overcome the food addiction that made him more than 800 pounds, and Irma will have to hold on no matter how difficult the journey may become (Repeat).

Julian and his wife decide to adopt a baby, but this might distract him from his weight loss goals; Cindy needs some change in her attitude to make some progress. (Repeat).

For Julian and his wife, Irma, it was love at first sight. But in order to grow old together, Julian will have to overcome the food addiction that made him more than 800 pounds, and Irma will have to hold on no matter how difficult the journey may become (Repeat).

Julian and his wife decide to adopt a baby, but this might distract him from his weight loss goals; Cindy needs some change in her attitude to make some progress. (Repeat).

Cindy is resistant to change and has spent years creating a world that makes her feel safe. When her friend notices Cindy's health declining rapidly due to her size, she pushes Cindy to move to Houston and see Dr. Now. But Cindy isn't so easily persuaded. (Repeat).

A woman who lost 235 pounds still has low self-esteem because of her excess skin; a man lost 300 pounds but is still afraid to go out in public. (Repeat).

A woman loses 250 pounds but fears her extra skin makes her look unprofessional; a woman who reached 321 pounds by age 18 has weight-loss surgery but is left with a life-threatening infection. (Repeat).

A woman loses 200 pounds but her loose skin is keeping her from setting a wedding date; a former athlete drops 250 pounds but his excess skin is hindering intimacy with his wife. (Repeat).

A look at a case involving an 1100-lb. Texas woman who is charged with murdering her nephew, though her lawyer claims she is too large and immobile to have committed the crime. (Repeat).

An update on Mayra Rosales, a Texas woman who was charged with murdering her nephew in 2008 when she weighed more than 1000 pounds. (Repeat).

A mother of six needs to lose 112-pounds to qualify for weight-loss surgery. (Repeat).

A child with Celiac disease is intolerant of gluten; a woman has her left frontal lobe removed to stop seizures. (Repeat).

A child with Hurler's disease undergoes a stem-cell transplant procedure; a woman is diagnosed with myasthenia gravis. (Repeat).

A young boy's body is not producing antibodies to fight infections; a cancerous tumor must be removed; a woman loses the ability to walk. (Repeat).

Cases include a baby who cries and holds her cheek; and a woman who gained 100 pounds in three months and developed severe acne. (Repeat).

A 12-year-old girl experiences abdominal pains and severe headaches until she is diagnosed with a retroflexed odontoid and Chiari One malformation. Also: a fire fighter and paramedic is diagnosed with AIDS. (Repeat).

A 5-year-old has a persistent fever and stomachache. (Repeat).

A woman hoards clothing, and her compulsive behavior is threatening to destroy her relationship with her only daughter. (Repeat).

A hoarder is caught stealing from her neighbor's home; a man must choose between his hoard and his daughter. (Repeat).

A hoarder's 3-year-old son cannot visit him because of the unsafe condition of his home; a woman's compulsive hoarding makes it impossible for her daughter to live with her. (Repeat).

An artist collects strange items, such as frogs and banana peels; a mother tries to protect her children from their father's hoard. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 premiere, a pregnant woman wants to move back into her childhood home, but it's filled floor-to-ceiling with her mother's stuff. The two work together to clear out decades' worth of clutter. (Repeat).

A hoarder's home is declared unlivable by authorities after emergency workers responding to a 911 call can't get through her front door. (Repeat).

A hoarder's 3-year-old son cannot visit him because of the unsafe condition of his home; a woman's compulsive hoarding makes it impossible for her daughter to live with her. (Repeat).

An artist collects strange items, such as frogs and banana peels; a mother tries to protect her children from their father's hoard. (Repeat).

In the Season 3 premiere, a pregnant woman wants to move back into her childhood home, but it's filled floor-to-ceiling with her mother's stuff. The two work together to clear out decades' worth of clutter. (Repeat).

A hoarder's home is declared unlivable by authorities after emergency workers responding to a 911 call can't get through her front door. (Repeat).

A woman hoards clothing, and her compulsive behavior is threatening to destroy her relationship with her only daughter. (Repeat).

A hoarder is caught stealing from her neighbor's home; a man must choose between his hoard and his daughter. (Repeat).

Three pregnant women at a Utah adoption center meet with prospective parents while struggling with the decision to give up their babies. (Repeat).

Three pregnant women who are obese prepare to give birth. (Repeat).

A baby is delivered in a shopping-mall parking lot in the opener of this series examining bizarre medical stories involving childbirth. Also: A woman gives birth prematurely during Hurricane Sandy. (Repeat).

A baby is born at a wedding; a woman gives birth after crashing her car into a canal. (Repeat).

A woman gives birth at home; a baby is born during a tornado. (Repeat).

Twin sisters give birth on the same day. (Repeat).

A best friend's offer to be a surrogate results in a life-threatening pregnancy; a woman is bitten by a deadly snake three weeks before her due date; a cupcake famed for inducing labor works too well. (Repeat).

A woman gives birth while trapped in an elevator; two truckers deliver a baby in a diner; a prolapsed umbilical cord threatens a baby's life. (Repeat).

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

Following a couple of recovering heroin addicts who have turned to methadone to kick the habit as they await the birth of their child. (Repeat).

A woman with cervical cancer delays treatment to have her baby. (Repeat).

Profiling an expectant couple in which the father-to-be wants to become a woman. (Repeat).

Misty and Jonathan lost their home shortly after Misty became pregnant. Now, the couple lives in a tent in the woods. As Misty struggles to have a healthy pregnancy given her circumstances, she and Jonathan rush to find jobs and housing before the baby is born, or they risk losing custody of him. (Repeat).

A crystal meth addict is pregnant and trying to stay clean. (Repeat).

Profiling a 22-year-old expectant truck driver who intends to bring her child on the road after he is born. (Repeat).

Profiling a pregnant little person who is carrying the child of an average-sized father. (Repeat).

A pregnant inmate winds up at the center of a fight; an addict would rather stay in jail than ask for bail money; an accused murderer succumbs to stress and lashes out at the staff. (Repeat).

A pregnant woman turns to prayer for guidance; a former marine struggles with addiction; an inmate tries to escape her involvement with drugs; a woman's crime impacts a friendship. (Repeat).