Discovery Life Channel (DLIF)

A man who's lost his home has 30 days to remove the clutter from it or he'll lose everything inside—including his two children. (Repeat).

A father with meningitis fights for his life; a newborn is diagnosed with a rare and fatal disease. (Repeat).

A child with Down syndrome is examined; a newlywed suffers from crippling nausea. (Repeat).

A boy's abnormal fingers and indented chest prompt an examination; a newborn develops a troubling cough. (Repeat).

A 3-year-old girl is examined after her motor skills deteriorate; a young mother experiences extreme fatigue after the birth of her second child. (Repeat).

Doctors try to solve an infant's strange medical dilemma. (Repeat).

A teen suffers kidney failure and could die. (Repeat).

A mother may lose her kids if she can't get rid of her clutter; a man's girlfriend threatens to leave him when she's had it with his years of hoarding. (Repeat).

Father-and-son hoarders live in a home without either a functional bedroom or usable kitchen because of the things they've accumulated, and each face legal repercussions if they don't tidy up. (Repeat).

A man could lose his home unless he can clean it up before his inheritance runs out; twin brothers may find themselves homeless if they can't curb their decades-long compulsion. (Repeat).

Hoarding by three tenants in an apartment complex has gone unnoticed for years, but a different manager imposes strict new rules. (Repeat).

A mom's hoarding problem leads to the discovery that her daughter shares the same trait; a woman's compulsive collecting divides her family and is a danger to her husband's health. (Repeat).

A man could lose his house and his girlfriend, who broke her leg because of his hoarding, if he doesn't clean up his act. (Repeat).

A man could lose his home unless he can clean it up before his inheritance runs out; twin brothers may find themselves homeless if they can't curb their decades-long compulsion. (Repeat).

Hoarding by three tenants in an apartment complex has gone unnoticed for years, but a different manager imposes strict new rules. (Repeat).

A mom's hoarding problem leads to the discovery that her daughter shares the same trait; a woman's compulsive collecting divides her family and is a danger to her husband's health. (Repeat).

A man could lose his house and his girlfriend, who broke her leg because of his hoarding, if he doesn't clean up his act. (Repeat).

A mother may lose her kids if she can't get rid of her clutter; a man's girlfriend threatens to leave him when she's had it with his years of hoarding. (Repeat).

Father-and-son hoarders live in a home without either a functional bedroom or usable kitchen because of the things they've accumulated, and each face legal repercussions if they don't tidy up. (Repeat).

A boy with a tumor on his neck hopes for a miracle; an entire village must avoid the sun due to a strange skin condition; a woman and her son who were both born without arms share a remarkable bond. (Repeat).

A man has surgery to rid his body of uncontrollable shaking; a woman has a 100-lb. growth that is threatening her life; experts believe a 6-year-old boy will be very tall. (Repeat).

A man with a swollen scrotum; a woman with tumors on her face; a girl born covered with hair. (Repeat).

Profiles of conjoined twins include 5-year-olds preparing for separation surgery; 12-year-old boys who have learned how to adapt; and sisters who have been joined at the waist for more than four decades. (Repeat).

A woman with a skin disease wants to have a baby; an extremely tall teen weighs 400 pounds and is still growing; a boy is born with a growth that resembles a tail. (Repeat).

A teen has a tumor on his face and needs surgery to remove it; a woman deals with her body turning to stone; and a man finds a use for his gigantic arm. (Repeat).

A boy's skin is peeling off; a baby is born with a large head; a woman has an eye condition that makes crying painful. (Repeat).

Nate sees Dr. Brad for help with the raging calluses on his feet. Savannah has a rare condition that made her big toe grow to an enormous size and hopes Dr. Ebonie can help. Dr. Brad is determined to uncover the mystery behind John's massive foot growth. (Repeat).

Troy's extra toe causes him pain, and he hopes Dr. Ebonie can provide him with relief. Dr. Brad does his best to untangle a ballet dancer's twisted feet. Ramon turns to Dr. Ebonie for help with the massive sacks of fluid hanging from his leg and ankle. (Repeat).

Despite having the longest big toes Dr. Brad has ever seen, Anna hopes for the feet she's always wanted. Russell visits Dr. Ebonie with feet that look like hooves. Patty lost most of her foot in an extreme amputation, and she needs Dr. Sarah's help. (Repeat).

Michael visits Dr. Sarah to see if she can help with his twisted toes. Robyn has big corns on her feet and hopes Dr. Brad can cut them out so she'll be able to walk pain free once again. Richard sees Dr. Ebonie for issues related to his missing big toe. (Repeat).

Cindy is desperate to have Dr. Brad fix her stumpy foot and get back to skiing. Gregory has open wounds on both feet and hopes Dr. Ebonie can heal them. Glen's feet are split down the middle, and Dr. Brad is determined to find a solution to ease his pain. (Repeat).

Chris aids a woman's search for her father after she was shuffled through 28 foster homes; two radically different sisters, adopted into the same family, seek Lisa's help to search for their biological mother. (Repeat).