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Ms. Keil, by contrast, cut a cooler, statelier figure in Haydn's "Arianna à Naxos," for which she took the stage with a cocktail glass and shaker.

She had no medical problems other than the Graves disease and the occasional migraine headache, for which she took the occasional Fioricet.

The book showcases her successes, like the "Lucille Ball" look, for which she took a baggy polka-dot dress, snipped off its sleeves, ran the new armholes through a sewing machine and voilà, bonbon time.

Ms. Garcia Colvin, an education consultant for the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art who also lives in Chappaqua, is showing a pair of color pigment ink prints from her lovely "Intersect Series" (2006), for which she took photographs of a figure floating underwater.

Her medical history was significant for type 1 diabetes mellitus and asthma, for which she took oral prednisone.

None seemed to realize Duke was a professional poker player and the winner of the 2004 World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions, for which she took home a $2 million prize.

The condition, for which she takes medication, causes her to shake uncontrollably and black out for short periods.

At 5 feet and 172 pounds, she is obese, and her weight gain has caused mild Type 2 diabetes, for which she takes yet another drug.

Now, at 31, she comes across as happy and at peace with herself, although she admits that she still suffers from some stage fright, for which she takes the drug Inderal, a beta blocker that is generally prescribed for hypertension but is also used off label for performance anxiety.

Her diabetes, for which she takes insulin daily, has not proved to be a problem, but some have speculated as to whether her illness could or should be an issue in terms of her projected longevity on the court, because of the potential for complications.

Snowy-haired and diminutive at barely 5 feet, Ms. Eaton Travis, a lifelong Christian Scientist who frowns on medical care, is spry and sharp-witted, suffering only from elevated blood pressure for which she takes pills, and some degeneration of her sight and hearing.