Helping other Oklahomans in the weight loss process can be rewarding
Jeff O'Hagan is a lucky man.
A couple weeks ago, he may not have realized that. I think he does now.
Jeff has had a rough time of it lately. He's still young at 42, but he has diabetes and weighs 330 pounds. He has been unemployed for more than a year, and watching the stack of rejection letters grow drained his self-confidence. He sought solace in food and television, feeling helpless to stop his weight ga...
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