Tammy Slaton says it’s in good condition.
The 1000-Lb Sisters star has been sharing her incredible slimdown with fans ever since undergoing weight loss surgery for the show’s final season.
She posted new images on Instagram on Monday while donning her trademark sunglasses and an open-shoulder aqua top. She keeps using her oxygen tube to assist with her breathing.
The photos won her praise from her followers.
You’re beautiful inside and out! You look amazing, one of your admirers exclaimed.
After you’ve lost all that weight, your eyes are so big and beautiful, someone else remarked. ”.
Due to her drastic weight loss, Tammy has increased her social media activity.
The actress from 1000-Lb Sisters posted a few pictures of herself drinking a bottle of Diet Coke on her Instagram Story on Thursday, mocking her continued obsession with the soda.
The 36-year-old wrote, “LOL I am a ambassador for diet soda.”. ”.
The reality star went out for a girls’ night out earlier this month with her sister and friend Amy Slaton. In the photos Amy shared from the event on Instagram, Tammy wasn’t using a wheelchair or walker.
Tammy received a lot of compliments about her appearance in the comments from viewers.
One commenter wrote, “Seeing Tammy stand on her own is so heartwarming.”.
I appreciate your growth, you said.
Another chimed in, “Way to go Tammy!”.
1000-Lb. viewers can see. Sisters saw Tammy change while she was at the Ohio weight loss rehab facility. In one episode, Tammy was able to lose the weight she needed to in order to be eligible for weight-loss surgery, going from 717 pounds to 534 pounds.
She alluded to February.
When I stepped on the scale in the seventh episode and noticed that it said 534.07, I momentarily stopped breathing. From my ideal weight, I’ve lost about 14 pounds. That represents a significant decrease from over 700.
Tammy continued, “I’m feeling a variety of emotions, including pride and joy.
I proved everyone wrong.
I have won over everyone who had doubts about me. I just had to say, “I told you so.”. ”.
