Dr. Phil explores potential new clues in the separate cold cases of Ashley Summers and Michelle Parker, who have been missing for several years. What happened to these young women?

Plus, when Dr. Phil last checked up on “Homeless Joe”, he was missing in action after abruptly leaving rehab in Texas. After being tracked down, Joe returns to Dr. Phil — how is he doing now?

Also, Pfizer's Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D. discusses end-stage renal disease (ESRD) with Monica, who is awaiting her third kidney transplant.

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Missing: Ashley Summers

Fourteen-year-old Ashley Summers vanished in 2007 — just blocks away from Ariel Castro’s Cleveland “House of Horrors” — and besides a brief phone call to her mother in 2008, she hasn’t been heard from since. Ashley’s mother, Jennifer, and step-grandmother, Linda, join Dr. Phil in search of answers. Could a newly-released FBI photo prove that Ashley — who would be 22 — is alive and well?


Do Jennifer and Linda believe the woman in the newly-released photo is Ashley?


Facial recognition experts Marc Vaillant, Ph.D., and Susan Constantine analyze the photograph. What to they conclude?




Missing: Michelle Parker

In November 2011, young mother of three Michelle Parker disappeared without a trace after dropping off her 3-year-old twins at the home of their father — the same day the bitter exes appeared together in an episode of The People’s Court. Michelle’s father, Brad, says he believes Michelle's ex had something to do with her disappearance — which Michelle's ex absolutely denies, despite having been named early in the investigation as the primary suspect.

Brad explains what he believes may have happened the day his daughter disappeared. And, hear the last voicemail Michelle left for her father.

 



Click here for an update on "Homeless Joe," who was missing in action after leaving rehab when Dr. Phil last checked on him. How is Joe now?

 


ESRD: Life on the Kidney Transplant List

Monica is suffering from end-stage renal disease (ESRD) and is currently undergoing dialysis while awaiting her third kidney transplant. She says although she may look healthy on the outside, she struggles with physical and emotional challenges.

Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, explains what life is like for those on the kidney transplant list.


For more information on ESRD and other health topics, visit: GetHealthyStayHealthy.com.



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