Tammy Slaton Shares New Selfie Video.Photo:Tammy Slaton/instagram
Tammy Slaton/instagram
Tammy Slatonshowed off her latest milestone on her weight loss journey.
On Wednesday, the1000-Lb. Sistersstar posted a video on Instagram, where she posed in a pair of jeans in front of a mirror for her phone’s camera. In the video, the 37-year-old stood in front of the mirror while wearing blue jeans and a camouflage-printed hoodie sweatshirt.
Tammy Slaton Shares New Selfie Video.Tammy Slaton/instagram
This latest video follows the TLC star’s recent posts where she’s been showing off her full body since she underwent weight loss surgery in 2022.
Slaton received an outpour of support after posting the video to her official Instagram account.
Fellow TLC star,Vannessa Cross, from the1000-Lb. Best Friendsseries, commented, “Look at my QUEEN🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘❤️.” Slaton’s bariatric surgeon,Dr. Eric Smithwrote, “So incredibly proud of you!!!!!”
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Before the reality star’s 37th birthday in July, Slaton shared a mirror selfie of her full body transformation for the first time since her surgery, posing in a floral maxi dress.
1000-Lb Sisters' Tammy Slaton Shows Off Weight Loss Transformation with New Mirror Selfie.Instagram/queentammy86
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1000-lb Sisters' Tammy Slaton Shares Photo Watching a Waterfront Sunset in a Wheelchair.Instagram/queentammy86
Ahead of the initial peeks into Slaton’s progress, she told PEOPLE in June, since both her surgery and hernear-death experiencein 2021 — when she was put on a ventilator and placed in a medically induced coma after family members said she stopped breathing — she’s been feeling “great” as she continues her weight loss journey.
“I wised up and got my surgery," she told PEOPLE. “I was able to make my lungs strong enough to get my trach [tracheostomy tube for breathing] out, and then recently the doctor cleared me to be off my oxygen machine during the daytime.
“Now I only wear my oxygen at night, along with my BiPap machine,” she explained to PEOPLE. “I monitor my oxygen levels throughout the day and keep my machine on hand in case I need it.”
“I’m feeling great! I’m thankful to be alive, and it’s fun to be progressing as much as I am,” added Slaton.
source: people.com
