Chris Combs Drops 100-Lbs. Without Weight Loss Surgery
Tammy Slaton and Amy Halterman’s brother Chris Combs has managed to lose 100 pounds without the assistance of weight loss surgery. 1000-Lb. Sisters fans took to Reddit recently to call attention to how much weight Chris Combs has managed to lose in the past year. And, they pointed out Tammy and Amy’s brother was able to drop an impressive amount of weight without the assistance of weight loss surgery.
Amy and Tammy’s brother once weighed nearly 500 pounds
According to the Reddit thread, Chris Combs revealed he weighed just shy of 500 pounds a year ago. This means Tammy and Amy’s brother has managed to drop 100 pounds inside of a year. Fans know Chris Combs had a bit of a setback when he realized he had to have surgery to remove a boil.
As we previously reported, Chris explained the boil was just something that happened because of his weight. Unfortunately, it was an emergency situation that needed to be addressed. And, it caused him to backslide on his weight progress. He, however, insisted he would do what it took to get back on track and drop the weight so he could get his surgery.
1000-Lb. Sisters fans praise Chris Combs
In response to this Reddit thread, some 1000-Lb. Sisters fans admit they were surprised. They had no idea Chris Combs weighed that much a year ago. A second fan chimed in that this was just another reason why people needed to back off accusing Chris and Amy of being too hard on Tammy.
And once again this is why I think its ridiculous when people complain so much about Chris and Amy being hard on Tammy. Not only are neither of them any where near as bad as Tammy or in as dire need. But they both have actually had some pretty serious success, (without the need of inpatient)
No matter their slip ups they have every right to be hard on Tammy, trying to save their sibling from a ultra early grave.”
The comment above was liked nearly 70 times by other fans of the series. Several fans also chimed in to respond that the comment was 100 percent true.
Many 1000-Lb. Sisters fans admit Chris Combs is actually the reason they watch the show. They noted he’s the MVP of the TLC series. Fans recognize that he put some weight back on after his boil removal surgery. But, they hope he’ll be able to lose what he needs to lose to get his surgery.
Did you realize Chris Combs has managed to drop 100 pounds in the past year? Share your thoughts with us in the comments. And, keep coming back for the latest on 1000-Lb. Sisters.
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I new he was COMMITTED to his weight loss journey😊 I also LOVE the fact that he’s a tell it like it is guy, NO sugar coating, NO BULLSHIT. As far as Tammy goes, she DOESN’T WANT to lose the weight because then she’d HAVE to take responsibility for herself! EVERYBODY in the family has tried to HELP her, & all she EVER says is, it’s too hard, or it’s hard or I CAN’T do that! She’s verbally ABUSIVE to Amy & everybody else. Amy NEEDS to move & concentrate on her family & weight loss journey. Tammy NEEDS to start taking care of herself. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make them drink! If Tammy cares so little about herself to do something about it long term, then whatever happens to her is on her!
I think a lot of people really don’t understand addiction and it’s not easy to just quit ur addiction. I know the struggle with addiction and I really feel like Tammy would do so much better if she wanted help for herself and not having everyone wanting it for her. Just like with my drug addiction, my loved ones wanted me to stop, but until I was ready myself, it didn’t matter what anyone said to me. I had to get help and have been successful and I believe that with the want from Tammy and the help of others, Tammy can be successful and lead a healthy life. The one thing about addiction tho is it doesn’t go away and it’s a lifelong disease and it needs to be treated as such.