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didn’t mind her being a little stout. But Carol minded. She put off going to the doctors for a check-up to avoid another lecture on the health hazards of obesity and she started a new diet every week. And every week, she slipped off the regime, tempted beyond endurance by the mouth-watering delights she effortlessly whisked from the oven to the table. She had a well-deserved reputation among her family and friends for great cooking, a standing that made it particularly difficult to stick with a diet. “The biggest thing in my life was the fancy, high calorie dessert or exotic dish that was always very fattening," she remembers. The turning point came when a high school friend, a woman the same age and not nearly as overweight, suffered a series of heart attacks. Carol Campbell was literally scared skinny.
The Conway Diet classes she'd attended four years previously for a brief period had disbanded but Carol dug out her old 1.000 calorie diet sheet and when classes
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