Lb. Sisters: Fans Want My Lb. Life Doctor To Help Tammy
On lb Sisters, Tammy Slaton hasn't had luck losing weight. Fans think Dr. Now from My lb Life could help Tammy more than her other doctors.
On lb Sisters,Tammy hasn't been able to achieve all of her weight loss goals, and many viewers think that Dr. Younan Nowzaradan (aka Dr. Now) from My lb Lifeis the only person who can help Tammy. On the show, she has been advised by several doctors, but the reality star has yet to make any weight loss progress. From Dr. Now's zero tolerance for excuses to Tammy's former doctor Dr. Procter's more amicable approach to dealing with his patients, here's why lb Sisters fans think that Tammy needs Dr. Now immediately.
The principal focus of Tammy and her sister Amy's journeys on lb Sisters is their desire to lose enough weight to qualify for bariatric surgery. Although both Slaton sisters desperately needed to slim down in order to improve their health, Tammy has faced some hazards due to her food addiction. From having a blood clot in her lungs to dealing with severe complications from COVID, Tammy has had a lot of health scares. Tammy and her fellow lb Sisters cast members are all painfully aware that if the reality star doesn't lose weight, she may not have much time left. Although Amy was able to meet her weight loss goals and get a bariatric operation, Tammy hasn't made considerable progress.
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Even though Tammy has been seeing doctors throughout her entire lb Sisters journey, the reality star hasn't managed to lose enough pounds to resolve her health issues. In fact, Tammy was criticized by her former physicians for her inability to commit to diets. Recently, Tammy checked herself into a rehab facility to deal with her food addiction, and while that's positive news for fans who are rooting for Tammy, some viewers think that Dr. Now could give Tammy the help she's been waiting for. On My lb Life, Dr. Now is known for being harsh with his patients. He doesn't mince words when he's frustrated with insufficient weight loss, and often reminds his clients how close they are to having severe health problems or worse. While some criticize Dr. Now for lacking a soothing bedside manner, others think his attitude motivates his patients to adhere to their life-saving diets.
Dr. Procter took a friendly approach as he tried to help Tammy on lb Sisters, but some audiences think that he wasn't tough enough on the reality star. Regrettably, Tammy actually gained weight on season 2. Fans speculate that if Dr. Now had treated Tammy, she would've made more progress. One change that Dr. Now would've likely made to Tammy's diet is banning soda. One Reddit user, LostInTheFog, wrote, "Dr. Now NEVER would have let Amy and Tammy have ANY sugary drinks or food." However, Dr. Procter allowed some room in Tammy's diet for soda. Another user, dawg commented, "Procter seems like a good dude, but he's way too soft with both Amy and Tammy." Dr. Now would be stricter about Tammy's diet than the lb Sisters star's previous physicians have been, which many fans think could save Tammy's life.
lb Sisters fans are frustrated with Tammy's attempts to lose weight and think that an expert like Dr. Now could improve the reality star's chances of losing significant pounds. He's famous for being brutally honest with his patients, which is just what Tammy needs to get her act together. Viewers hope that Dr. Now can take a break from My lb Life to help Tammy lose weight on lb Sisters.
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Sources: LostInTheFog/Reddit, dawg/Reddit
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My lb Life
American reality television series
| My lb Life | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Created by | Jonathan Nowzaradan |
| Starring | Younan Nowzaradan, MD |
| Composers | Britton Beisenherz, David Hamburger |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 9 |
| No. of episodes | (list of episodes) |
| Executive producers | Jack Tarantino Cameo Wallace Ron Bowman Jeff Keels Graham Davidson Tom Mireles Jonathan Nowzaradan |
| Producers | Leslie Appleyard Amy Yerrington Dawn Cooper Johnson |
| Production locations | Houston, Texas |
| Cinematography | Taylor Rudd |
| Editors | Shrader Thomas Jennifer Kovacs Gareth Dawson John Gehrke Knox Hughes |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 45 Mins (excluding advertisements)(Season ), 85 Mins (excluding commercials) (Season 5-) |
| Production company | Megalomedia |
| Distributor | The Learning Channel |
| Original network | TLC |
| Original release | February 1, &#;()&#;– present |
| Website | |
My lb Life is an American reality television series that has aired on the TLC television network since Each episode follows a year in the life of morbidlyobese individuals, who usually begin the episode weighing at least pounds (&#;kg), and documents their attempts to reduce their weight to a healthy level. Update episodes, called "Where Are They Now?", feature one or more previous patients, picking up a year or more after their original episodes aired.
Patients are placed under the care of Iranian-American Houston surgeon Younan Nowzaradan (often referred to as simply "Dr. Now"), who first has them attempt losing weight on their own by following a strict diet, and then depending on the patient's progress may offer gastric bypass surgery or sleeve gastrectomy to further assist in weight loss.[1]
Concept[edit]
This series was originally a five-part miniseries involving four morbidly obese patients. Because of its popularity, new episodes were filmed, including a "Where Are They Now?" retrospective in Season 4 that follows up on previous patients to track their weight-loss journey months or years after bariatric surgery.[2]
In Season 1, patients were filmed over a period of seven years (–). Beginning with Season 2, patients were filmed for only one year. In Season 8, certain patients' stories were filmed for only six months.
Beginning with Season 5, new episodes began filming as 2-hour episodes instead of 1-hour. This was previously done with Melissa's Story (split into two parts) and Lupe's Story. Recap episodes titled under "Supersized" and "Extended", which include additional facts and footage respectively, also aired during this season.
Subject outcomes[edit]
Ten patients have died since appearing on the show.
- Henry Foots, who was featured in season one, died of an illness unrelated to his weight loss surgery on May 16, [3][4]
- Sean Milliken, who was chronicled on the fourth season of the show, died on February 17, , from cardiac arrest caused by an infection caused by weight loss surgery.[5]
- James King, a participant on the show's fifth season, died on April 3, from multiple organ failure due to rapid weight loss.[6]
- LB Bonner, who was featured on the sixth season of the show, committed suicide on August 2, [7]
- Lisa Fleming, also a sixth season participant, died on August 23, [8]
- Rob Buchel was featured in season six and suffered a fatal heart attack on November 15, , during filming of the show, while staying in a skilled nursing facility in Houston.[9] Buchel's death was the first in the series to be featured during the patient's respective episode.
- Kelly Mason, a participant on the show's seventh season, died on February 15, , from heart failure. Mason's death was the second in the series to be featured during the patient's respective episode.[10]
- Coliesa McMillian, featured on the show's eighth season, died on September 22, after being treated in ICU for two weeks due to acute kidney failure and other complications related to weight loss surgery.[11]
- Renee Biran, featured on the show's sixth season, died on May 14, [12]
- Gina Krasley, featured on the show’s eighth season, died on August 1, [13]
Spin off[edit]
Beginning in January , TLC began airing My lb Life: Where Are They Now?. The purpose of this spin off was to update viewers on the weight loss journeys of people featured on previous seasons. As of , seven seasons of the Where Are They Now? follow-ups have aired.
Lawsuit[edit]
In several news outlets reported that several former patients of Dr. Nowzardan who appeared on the series, and the family of one patient, LB Bonner, who committed suicide, had brought suit against the show's production company, Megalomedia, alleging negligence and claiming that the company failed to cover medical costs.[14][15]
Series overview[edit]
Main article: List of My lb Life episodes
Subject statistics[edit]
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (7 yrs) | Total Weight Loss (7 yrs.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 | Melissa Morris | 31 years old | Livingston, TX | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (93&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Donald Shelton | 34 years old | Pasadena, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 4 | Henry Foots | 47 years old | Houston, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, age 54 |
| 5 | Ashley Randall | 24 years old | Killeen, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, age 40 |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos. or from later peak weight) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Zsalynn Whitworth | 42 years old | San Antonio, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 2 | Olivia Cruz | 46 years old | Chicago, Illinois | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Penny Saeger | 45 years old | Elkton, Maryland | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | 36 pounds (16&#;kg) | |
| 4 | Chuck Turner | 45 years old | Beaumont, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Christina Phillips | 22 years old | South Haven, Mississippi | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (EPW-earlier peak weight) | |
| 6 | Paula Jones | 39 years old | Jonesboro, Georgia | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (78&#;kg) (LPW) | |
| 7 | James Jones | 37 years old | Frankston, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Tara Taylor | 35 years old | Lafayette, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos. or from later peak weight) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amber Rachdi | 23 years old | Troutdale, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 2 | Susan Farmer | 37 years old | Eddy, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Pauline Potter | 50 years old | Sacramento, California | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (68&#;kg) (LPW) | |
| 4 | Bettie Jo Elmore | 24 years old | Potosi, Missouri | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (71&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Angel Parrish | 42 years old | Kerrville, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 6 | Joe Wexler | 31 years old | Johnson City, Tennessee | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (91&#;kg) (LPW) | |
| 7 | Laura Perez | 41 years old | San Antonio, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Charity Pierce | 39 years old | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 9 | Chay Guillory | 23 years old | Charenton, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (54&#;kg) | |
| 10 | Marla McCants | 43 years old | Nashville, Tennessee | pounds (&#;kg) (estimated) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (estimated) |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos. or from later peak weight) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nikki Webster | 33 years old | Little Rock, Arkansas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (94&#;kg) | |
| 2 | Brittani Fulfer | 32 years old | Tualatin, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Chad Dean | 42 years old | Hagerstown, Maryland | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 4 | June McCamey | 43 years old | Houston, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (91&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Dottie Perkins | 34 years old | Oxford, Mississippi | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (68&#;kg) (LPW) | |
| 6 | Gideon Yeakley | 33 years old | Mustang, Oklahoma | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 7 | Ashley Dunn-Bratcher | 27 years old | Kemp, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Teretha Hollis-Neely | 47 years old | Detroit, Michigan | pounds (&#;kg) (estimated) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 9 | Randy Statum | 35 years old | Hull, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (97&#;kg) | |
| 10 | Milla Clark | 47 years old | Fayetteville, Tennessee | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (69&#;kg) | |
| 11 | Sean Milliken | 26 years old | Cameron Park, California | pounds (&#;kg) (later 1, pounds (&#;kg)) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (LPW) | Deceased, age 29 |
| 12 | Lupe Samano | 39 years old | San Bernardino, California | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (LPW) |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos. or from later peak weight) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brandi Dreier | 29 years old | Vancouver, Washington | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| Kandi Dreier | 29 years old | Vancouver, Washington | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | ||
| 2 | Ashley Reyes | 30 years old | West Hills, California | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Cynthia Wells | 42 years old | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (71&#;kg) | |
| 4 | Kirsten Perez | 38 years old | Longview, Washington | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (77&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Doug Armstrong | 36 years old | Wichita Falls, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 6 | Erica Wall | 44 years old | Lompoc, California | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (86&#;kg) | |
| 7 | Diana Bunch | 55 years old | Seattle, Washington | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Michael Dominguez | 32 years old | Glendale, Arizona | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 9 | Nicole Lewis | 23 years old | Marion, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (74&#;kg) | |
| 10 | Tanisha Cleveland | 32 years old | Silsbee, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) (later pounds (&#;kg)) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (54&#;kg) | Took place over 2 years |
| 11 | James King | 46 years old | Paducah, Kentucky | pounds (&#;kg) (later pounds (&#;kg)) | pounds (&#;kg), dismissed from program in Month 11 | 55 pounds (25&#;kg) (LPW) | Deceased, age 49 |
| 12 | Tracey Matthews | 45 years old | Lorain, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (99&#;kg) | |
| 13/14 | Steven Assanti | 33 years old | Cranston, Rhode Island | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (59&#;kg) (LPW) | |
| Justin Assanti | 27 years old | Cranston, Rhode Island | pounds (&#;kg) | Unknown | Unknown |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos. or from later peak weight) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rena Kiser | 39 years old | Houston, Missouri | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| Lee Sutton | 42 years old | Houston, Missouri | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | ||
| 2 | Janine Mueller | 53 years old | Seattle, Washington | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (51&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Liz Evans | 35 years old | Freeport, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 4 | Alicia Kirgan | 32 years old | Madison, Illinois | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (84&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Karina Garcia | 38 years old | Converse, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 6 | James "L.B." Bonner | 29 years old | Lexington, South Carolina | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, age 30 |
| 7 | Lisa Fleming | 49 years old | Mobile, AL | pounds (&#;kg) | Unknown, dismissed from program in Month 6 | Unknown | Deceased, age 50 |
| 8 | Robert Buchel | 41 years old | Forked River, New Jersey | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), died during filming in Month 9 | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, age 41 |
| 9 | Tamy Lyn Murrell | 45 years old | Covington, Kentucky | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 10 | David Bolton | 35 years old | Houston, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| Benji Bolton | 32 years old | Houston, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (99&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | ||
| 11 | Renee Biran | 53 years old | Valdosta, Georgia | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, aged 56 |
| 12 | Sarah Neeley | 25 years old | Dayton, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 13 | Schenee Murry-Hawkins | 27 years old | Indianapolis, IN | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), dismissed from program in Month 8 | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 14 | Jennifer Jess | 42 years old | Bend, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (95&#;kg) | |
| Marissa Jess | 26 years old | Bend, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | ||
| 15/16 | Roshanda Perrio | 30 years old | Lafayette, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | pounds (90&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | |
| Brandie Perrio | 29 years old | Lafayette, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | pounds (&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | ||
| Clarence Perrio | 33 years old | Lafayette, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | pounds (66&#;kg) (@11 mos.) |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos. or from later peak weight) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Octavia Gahagans | 42 years old | Kansas City, Missouri | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 2 | Brianne Dias | 30 years old | Florence, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | pounds (&#;kg) (@11 mos.) | |
| 3 | Robin Mckinley | 40 years old | Meade, Kansas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| Garrett Rogers | 20 years old | Meade, Kansas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | ||
| 4 | Justin McSwain | 27 years old | Rock Hill, South Carolina | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Holly Hager | 38 years old | Ellijay, Georgia | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 6 | Lacey Hodder | 29 years old | Bay City, Michigan | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 7 | Brandon Scott | 33 years old | Columbus, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Maja Radanovic | 33 years old | Portland, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), left program in Month 8 | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 9 | Tiffany Barker | 28 years old | Marysville, Washington | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 10 | Destinee LaShaee | 27 years old | Pineville, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | First transgender patient on the show |
| 11 | Jeanne Covey | 39 years old | Big Sandy, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), left program in Month 6 | 23 pounds (10&#;kg) | |
| 12 | Aaron Washer | 30 years old | New Braunfels, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 13 | Kelly Mason | 41 years old | Greensboro, North Carolina | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), died during filming in Month 10 | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, age 41 |
| 14 | Annjeanette Whaley | 30 years old | Hillsboro, Oregon | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 15 | Angela Gutierrez | 44 years old | Ross, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | No second weigh-in, left program in Month 8 | Unknown | |
| 16 | LaShanta White | 39 years old | Kenner, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), briefly dismissed from program in Month 9 | pounds (73&#;kg) (LPW) | |
| 17 | Cillas Givens | 35 years old | Fairview, Oklahoma | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 18 | Mercedes Cephas | 37 years old | Cincinnati, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | 81 pounds (37&#;kg) | |
| 19 | Angela Johns | 39 years old | Massillon, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), dismissed from program in Month 8 | 49 pounds (22&#;kg) | |
| 20 | Vianey Rodriguez | 35 years old | Chicago, Illinois | pounds (&#;kg) (1st weigh-in at month 4) | pounds (&#;kg) (@month 12) | pounds (&#;kg) (@month 12) | |
| Allen Lewis | 51 years old | Chicago, Illinois | pounds (&#;kg) (1st weigh-in at month 4) | pounds (&#;kg) (@month 12) | pounds (&#;kg) (@month 12) |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | John Hambrick | 34 years old | Wylie, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| Lonnie Hambrick | 35 years old | Haltom City, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | ||
| 2 | Lindsey Witte | 39 years old | Hills, Iowa | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (95&#;kg) | |
| 3 | Bethany Stout | 40 years old | Alva, Oklahoma | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), left the program in Month 11 | pounds (48&#;kg) | |
| 4 | Julius (J.T.) Clark | 32 years old | Claremore, Oklahoma | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Gina Krasley | 28 years old | Tuckerton, New Jersey | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | Deceased, age 30 |
| 6 | Travis Henry | 31 years old | Carrollton, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 7 | Joyce Del Viscovo | 44 years old | Gardner, Kansas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg), left the program in month 9 | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Carlton Oglesby | 24 years old | Columbus, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@6 mos.) | ended at 6 mos. |
| Shantel Oglesby | 31 years old | Columbus, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (97&#;kg) (@6 mos.) | ended at 6 mos. | |
| 9 | Seana Collins | 22 years old | Kansas City, Missouri | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | − pounds (−&#;kg) (gained weight) | |
| 10 | Ashley Bernard | 31 years old | Carenco, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (60&#;kg) | |
| 11 | Tommy Johnson | 38 years old | Winnsboro, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (99&#;kg) | |
| 12 | Coliesa McMillian | 41 years old | New Roads, Louisiana | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (65&#;kg) (@6 mos.) | Deceased, aged 41 |
| 13 | Dominic Hernandez | 37 years old | Fresno, California | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@month 6) | 22 pounds (&#;kg) (@month 6) | Removed from program at month 6. First patient in the show to be currently homeless |
| 14 | Megan Davis | 24 years old | Taylorville, Illinois | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (56&#;kg) | |
| 15 | Ashley Taylor | 24 years old | Temple, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | 17 pounds (&#;kg) (@ 6 mos.) | ended at 6 mos. |
| 16 | Leneatha Reed | 40 years old | Meridian, Mississippi | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@month 6) | 29 pounds (13&#;kg) (@month 6) | left the program at month 9 |
| Ep | Patient Name | Starting Age | Location | Starting Weight | Ending Weight (12 mos.) | Total Weight Loss (12 mos.) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Samantha Mason | 35 years old | Denver, Colorado | pounds (&#;kg) (later pounds (&#;kg)) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (LPW) | Largest weight loss of any patient featured in the show |
| 2 | Thederick Barnes | 32 years old | Gretna, Florida | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@5th month) | pounds (&#;kg) (@5th month) | last weighing at 5th month |
| 3 | Carrie Johnson | 37 years old | Huntington, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (88&#;kg) | |
| 4 | Cindy Vela | 45 years old | Portland, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | 39 pounds (18&#;kg) | |
| 5 | Melissa Marescot | 36 years old | Sunrise, Florida | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 6 | Kenae' Dolphus | 41 years old | Nacogdoches, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 7 | Krystal Hall | 34 years old | Frankfort, Ohio | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 8 | Isaac Martinez | 23 years old | Hutchins, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 9 | Michael Blair | 43 years old | Conroe, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 10 | Shannon Lowery | 39 years old | Tucson, Arizona | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | 41 pounds (19&#;kg) | |
| 11 | Irene Walker | 39 years old | Houston, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | |
| 12 | Tammy Patton | 41 years old | Wichita Falls, Texas | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (57&#;kg) | |
| 13 | Chrystal Rollins | 39 years old | Spring Valley, California | pounds (&#;kg) | pounds (&#;kg) (@8th month) | pounds (&#;kg) (@8th month) | ended at 9 mos. |
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&#;Lb. Life&#; Dr. Now Comes For Tammy Slaton On Instagram: See Photo
Fans of Lb. Sisters want a My Lb. Life crossover featuring Tammy Slaton and Dr. Now. Fans of the two TLC series think Dr. Now could help Tammy Slaton finally shed some serious weight. They hope his strict diet in a controlled environment could save her from her addiction to food. Turns out, Dr. Now of My Lb. Life follows Tammy Slaton. And, he made an appearance during a recent Instagram Live. Fans of the two TLC shows didn&#;t take long to notice Dr. Now in the comments. And, they were quick to call attention to him.
What did Dr. Now have to say to the Lb Sisters star? Keep reading for the scoop.
My Lb. Life star Dr. Now comes for Tammy Slaton on Instagram
Turns out, Lb. Sisters fans were not alone in tuning in when Tammy Slaton when live on Instagram recently. Dr. Now from My Lb. Life also tuned in. He didn&#;t have a lot to say to her. But, what he say was noticed by those who tuned in to watch Tammy Slaton go live on Instagram. So, what did he say to Tammy Slaton? Well, it was just one simple word.
Wow.&#;
That one simple word caught the attention of many of those watching Tammy Slaton&#;s live. Why did Dr. Now say &#;wow&#;? Was he surprised by something? Despite being just one word&#; That word can be taken a few different ways. Unsurprisingly, fans of Lb. Sisters and My Lb. Life were quick to put meaning behind this single word.
What do fans think he meant by the word &#;wow&#;?
A few fans encouraged Dr. Now to &#;come for Tammy&#; and &#;get her.&#; Some begged Dr. Now to get Tammy Slaton the help she needed. Unsurprisingly, a few were pretty skeptical this was actually &#;THE&#; Dr. Now commenting on Tammy&#;s live. Could this be a fake account? It was certainly a possibility. There are a few faux Dr. Now accounts on Instagram. But, we at Tv Shows Ace ran the display name that showed up in the chat the way it was written. It does not turn up any results.
Dr. Now Confirms Diet Plan Is In His Book: How To Buy It
Whether this was really Dr. Now or a fake account&#; Fans of these two TLC shows were more or less on the same page. Tammy Slaton needed Dr. Now in her life. And, they wished he would really come for her and change her life.
Do you think Dr. Now really did just come for Tammy Slaton on Instagram? Is this a TLC crossover you would be open to watching? Share your thoughts with us on what &#;wow&#; might mean in the comments.
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Sours: https://www.tvshowsace.com//03/26/lb-life-dr-now-tammy-slaton/Where Is Tammy Slaton From Lb Sisters Now?
No, Tammy Slaton is not dead, contrary to rumors which spread across the internet in late August of The whispers seem to be a reaction to several pictures Tammy posted of herself wearing supplemental oxygen tubes in mid-August. She'd stopped wearing them in several late July selfies after first using them from late fall onward in the wake of her COVID diagnosis. Fans were already worried after Tammy cleared out her entire Instagram account in late July, then posted pictures of herself vaping, which were soon deleted.
The tempest ultimately amounted to nothing — Slaton simply began posting selfies again and resumed wearing oxygen in pictures she posted to her account by mid-August. She promptly shot down those death rumors by posting several selfies to her Instagram account, thereby confirming that she's hasn't shuffled off the mortal coil.
Aside from keeping her Instagram account updated, Tammy apparently went through a brief relationship with TikTok user Phillip Redmond, otherwise known as "Thebbwking." According to Metro, the two of them dated after Tammy's breakup with Jerry Sykes, whom she split from after discovering he was a married man. The latter breakup was chronicled during Season 2 of "lb Sisters." She broke up with Redmond sometime in the summer of
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