1000-Lb Sisters: Tammy Slaton Admits She ‘Lost’ Who She Was During Weight Loss Journey As Star Drops 500 Pounds — The Confession Has Fans In Tears
TAMMY Slaton, who shot to fame on the hit show 1000-Lb Sisters alongside her sister, Amy Slaton, has gotten candid about her weight loss.
Tammy, the 38-year-old 1000-Lb Sisters star, has revealed that when she lost a substantial amount of weight, she felt she lost part of who she was.
The TLC star has lost 500 pounds since she first appeared on the reality series when she weighed 725 pounds.
And now, Tammy has given fans a much-anticipated update on her health and weight loss success.
Sharing a video on Instagram and TikTok on Tuesday, Tammy got real about why she takes a lot of selfies as well as addressing “how big” she was at the start of her weight loss.
Sitting in a chair and looking into the camera lens, Tammy wore some black trousers and an olive green top.
Tammy Slaton has shared how she believes she ‘lost herself’ while losing weight
“I take a lot of pictures, a lot of selfies,” Tammy said in the moving video, adding, “and I do, not because I think I look good—well, I do, a little bit.
“But mostly because I want to remember how big I was, what I look like.”
Reflecting on “how big” she was before shedding the 500 pounds she successfully lost, Tammy said in disbelief, “Dude, I was huge.”
“I think I was so focused on losing weight [that] I lost myself,” Tammy admitted.
“Lost who I was and turned to alcohol,” she revealed to her thousands of fans.
She then went on to address how she “turned to alcohol instead of food,” with her noting how this “damaged” her.
BAD HABITS
Continuing her candid chat, she spoke about how it would be easy to fall back into her previous habits but noted how she’s determined to stay on the right track.
“It’d be so easy to fall back into bad habits and gain all the weight back,” she admitted.
“Then was this all for? Wasted time, wasted money, wasted effort—waste.”
Giving advice to her followers, Tammy then signed off by saying, “You’re not alone. You can do anything once you put your mind into it. Never give up.”
