1000-Lb Sisters: Why Some Fans Call Amy A Hypocrite (& Why Others Don't)

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Amy Slaton-Halterman has strived to support her sister, Tammy Slaton, throughout her futile weight loss journey in 1000-lb Sisters, but some fans think Amy's hypocritical in her criticism of Tammy's fitness attempt. Although Tammy could lose her life if she doesn't commit to her health goals soon, viewers think Amy has made comparable mistakes in her weight loss endeavor. From claims that Amy shouldn't look down on Tammy to arguments that Tammy is much worse off than her younger sister, here's why some 1000-lb Sisters fans call Amy a hypocrite and why others don't.

Amy and Tammy embarked on their health quests at the same time, but since the pair committed to improving their fitness at the onset of 1000-lb Sisters season 1, Amy and Tammy have gone done divergent paths. Both of the Slaton siblings struggled to keep up with their diet and exercise routines in season 1, but ultimately, Amy had made enough progress that she qualified for bariatric surgery. While Amy underwent the weight loss operation, however, Tammy was only reminded of how fruitless her weight loss journey's been. By 1000-lb Sisters season 3, Amy has lost over 100 pounds, but some fans call Amy a hypocrite for her criticism of Tammy's stagnant fitness expedition.

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Unfortunately, Tammy's further from her weight loss goals than ever before in 1000-lb Sisters season 3. All of the hope viewers had for the Slaton sister has dissipated as Tammy's prioritized reckless behavior over her health. From abandoning her rehab stay to refusing to open up in therapy, Tammy's followers and siblings are fearing it's too late for her to reclaim her life. Unfortunately, Amy has also experienced