'1000-lb Sisters' star Tammy Slaton sparks health concerns after she's spotted in wheelchair, fans say 'walking is very painful at her size'
DIXON, KENTUCKY: '1000-lb Sisters' star Tammy Slaton recently flaunted a leaner physique in her latest full-length mirror selfie. However, the TLC show star recently baffled her followers with a new photo of herself in a wheelchair despite her massive weight loss journey.
Tammy dropped over 300 lbs after undergoing bariatric surgery last year and she has shared multiple photos flaunting her slimmer face on social media. Just a week ago, it seemed like Tammy didn't need any skin removal surgery but after the reality star's latest photo, fans suggest she would need the surgery to get off from the wheelchair.
Tammy shares rare photo with brother Chris Combs and comedian Chelcie Lynn
The 36-year-old took to Instagram and shared a sweet selfie with her brother, Chris Combs, and close pal and Youtuber, Chelcie Lynn, as she sat in a wheelchair. Tammy looked stunning in a floral printed outfit. The reality star styled her look with a grey colored cardigan. Meanwhile, Chris and Chelcie opted to keep their look casual. Chris also shared the same photo with the caption, "Finally someone that’s as crazy @as my family." Chelcie also shared a few photos in her Instagram stories. In an Instagram Story, Chelcie pointed the camera at the '1000-lb Sisters' alum as she sat in the passenger seat. While flaunting her full figure in a floral outfit, the TLC star also displayed her thinner cheeks and slender neck.
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'Throw that wheelchair away'
The social media users were confused as to why Tammy had a wheelchair despite her whopping weight loss. An Instagram user commented, "Why are you back in the chair Tammy? Walk walk walk and never look back." Meanwhile, a second user suggested, "Walking is very painful at her size. I'm sure her back, ankles, knees, legs, and hips are straining." A third follower said, "Go yo a** out that chair and walk." Another social media user wrote, "Throw that wheelchair away." "Come on Tammy! You better get out that chair and werk!" another person added. A fifth internet user noted, "She's been out of her chair. Maybe they were out doing a lot of walking that day." Another critic penned, "Tammy can’t even step without running out of breath."