The star of ‘Blossom’ reflects on how belief changed her look
| 7:00 AM Jul 31, 2009
Earlier this year, producers from the TLC make-over show What Not to Wear chose me to “fix.” It was eight months after I had given birth to my second son (my first was 3 years old ), and I had just completed a doctorate in neuroscience.
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