Coming Clean
Kimberly Willoughby never felt good enough. Too short. Too overweight. She believed that everyone else deserved a good life, but not her. It鈥檚 taken her many鈥�
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Beyond the Field
Growing up in the South, Jacob Jones, 30, was raised on football. Jacob always committed himself physically and emotionally to the game that would lead to team鈥�
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How an artificial heart brought a bubbly baby鈥檚 smile back
Valeria Ocampo giggles and babbles as most babies do. She likes to play with her toy giraffe and rattle. What separates her from other babies is she does these鈥�
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Finding the Root of the Problem
Ask Ethan Church what he鈥檚 passionate about and the answer may seem unusual for a 17-year-old: forestry and soil science. A first-degree black belt assistant鈥�
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New Year, New Heart
In late fall of 2008, Gracyn DenBesten, 9 at the time, of Windermere practiced tirelessly to perfect her solo to 鈥淎way in a Manger鈥� for her church鈥檚 Christmas鈥�
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Miss K鈥檚 Choppers
Nothing gives Kendall Lewis, better known as Miss K, more joy than seeing 鈥渉er鈥� helicopter flying high in the sky. And by 鈥渉er鈥� helicopter, we mean the鈥�
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Courtney Munroe
For Courtney Munroe, lightning struck twice in the form of cancer. But when Courtney was diagnosed with prostate cancer and then kidney cancer, he didn鈥檛 have鈥�
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America鈥檚 Next Ninja Warrior: Katelyn鈥檚 Story
Standing at 4-feet and 8-inches-tall, Katelyn Eldred, 10, wants to become a Spartan Race Champion or American Ninja Warrior. When she鈥檚 not swinging a racket鈥�
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Shawnna Curtis
Shawnna Curtis鈥� scar is a tiny reminder that she is still alive. We see it as proof that she鈥檚 like no one else. Shawnna was a trauma nurse when a heart attack鈥�
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Corey Hammond
To Corey Hammond, his scar means survival. To us, it means he鈥檚 one of a kind. His epilepsy stole his independence and his family鈥檚 freedom. But a unique鈥�
