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14 Stories of Overcoming the OddsThey survived hijackings, plane crashes and deadly diseases. Look back at their unforgettable stories.
Holocaust Survivor Elie WieselHe's one of the people that Oprah most respects: Elie Wiesel, an author, scholar and Holocaust survivor. At 15 years old, Elie and his family were deported by the Gestapo to the Auschwitz death camp and separated. There, he endured the unthinkable: starvation, torture and disease, not to mention the deaths of those he loved the most. Oprah has said the miraculous part of Elie's story is not just that he survived, but that he went on to live without hate. "The anger here is in me—hate is not," Elie says. "I write and I teach, and therefore, I believe anger must be a catalyst." Keep Reading
Stories Rob Lowe Only Tells His FriendsOne of Hollywood's legendary heartthrobs, Rob Lowe, shares personal stories about fame and family. Plus, he opens up about the Brat Pack, sex, scandal, sobriety and the love of his life.
Inspirational StoriesOprah Radio host Gayle King talks with former CNN anchor Daryn Kagan about her book of inspirational stories.
Introduction to the Soul SeriesOn her 'Oprah Radio' talk show, Oprah talks to a man who survived a plane crash and spiritualist Gary Zukav about its meaning.
Oprah Toasts Dr. Oz as He Bids Farewell to the Oprah Show StageThis special episode features The Best of Dr. Oz, including amazing reunions, embarrassing questions, funniest moments and the moment that brought Dr. Oz to tears.
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