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Previously on
the 1000-lb Sisters...

Don't be too much of an
[bleep] to these people.

They hear that
[bleep] you can be rough.

I can be a little
intimidating, I guess,

because of my size
and I got resting bitch face.

We're gonna go
into that slow lunge walk.

Lunges.

I thought
they were saying lunch.

Holy [bleep]
what happened to you?

I had an emergency surgery
on my leg,

which pretty much kept me kind of
bedridden and I gained 40 pounds.

Kaboom!

Bye, bitches.

Yes, I need to call in some
medicine for Tammy Slaton.

Okay, but you see
what I'm doing.

I can't stop and do it.

[grunts]

Stop calling me damn stupid.
I'm tired of it.

Shut [bleep] stupid.

That's it. I'm done.

Okay.

I told her [bleep] three times.

-I'm done.
-You don't [bleep] tell me nothing.

Yeah.

She needs to grow up and take
care of her own medical stuff.

Yeah.

I'm a mom, not her mom.

I just got my head
chewed off by Tammy

because I was trying to
help her get her medication.

Just need my medicine refilled.

I don't know why didn't
y'all get the referral.

[bleep]

[Emily speaking]

You know, she's like, "I got a
baby now. I got a life. I pay my bills."

Bitch, no, no.

Because without Michael you
wouldn't have your bills paid

because he's the one
that takes you to go pay them.

I'm not putting up
with her [bleep] anymore.

This is bull [bleep]

I can't be taking care of Gage and
taking care of Tammy at the same time.

So something's gotta give.

[bleep] yeah,
I don't [bleep] care.

Recently I got approved
for bariatric surgery.

But after seeing Dr. Smith, I had
an emergency surgery on my leg.

I wasn't able to exercise.

Six weeks of sitting
on the couch,

ended up gaining 40 pounds back.

You must be Chris.

- Hey, how are you?
- I'm Matt.

- It's good to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.

I'm just doing what I can do
to make sure I burn calories.

Okay, good deal.

We'll see if we can
help you with that.

I've struggled with weight pretty
much since I was 13 years old.

About a year ago
I was 482 pounds

and I was diagnosed
with type 1 diabetes.

I've done come way too far.

So I'm not about to mess it up
now being so close to getting it.

We're going to do
a little farm boy fitness.

I got to lose as much weight as
possible before I go see the doctor.

So I figured it'd be a good jump
start doing this crossfitness crap,

whatever everybody's
talking about.

He brought me out to a farm
surrounded by corn fields

and it's just a bunch
[bleep] out here, you know,

old tire, sledge hammer, couple
bales of hay, chains, a big ass rope.

I'm waiting for the children of
the corn to come out and kill me.

Take this PVC here

and we're just gonna see what
your mobility is like, all right.

You want to feel a good
stretch with it.

We're going to try to keep
our whole hand around it.

Oh, well, I ain't doing that.

No, no, no.

There goes the hat.

It's hillbilly,
CrossFit is what he said.

You ever done a workout
like this?

No, no.

- I don't even know what I've got into.
- Okay.

So why don't you tell me a
little bit about your family?

Your family history.

- Any exercisers in the family?
- No.

No.

Chris got some weight to lose.
He's gonna have to work hard.

He's gonna have to stay disciplined
to be able to get the weight off.

So I'm going to take him through
a circuit of functional fitness,

things people do
in everyday life.

All right, so the first thing
we're gonna do,

some swings
of this sledgehammer.

I ain't got no choice.
I gotta lose this weight.

So the big deal is, is just put in
as much effort as you can and try.

I don't want to fail just because
I didn't want to put in the work.

There you go.

So, there's times on the farm you got to
swing a hammer, bust wood, pack corn.

But unless it's making money,
I don't want to do it for free.

We got some 40-pound feed sacks.

You take it, throw it
over your shoulder like this.

There you go.

[Chris breathing heavily]

Chris needs to work hard
to lose the weight.

Sometimes it's easier
to just keep the status quo

and keep the weight on
because that's what you're used to.

I want to drive home to him
how good it will feel

when he gets off the weight
that he has now.

Just like it's that tire.

I mean, seriously [bleep]

Don't nobody like to exercise.

And if they do,
they're already skinny.

How you feeling? Feel
like getting back to work?

- I feel like I am working.
- Yeah.

You know,
because of my health problems,

the urgency to get the surgery
is life or death.

All right, it's time
to find a chair.

I'm finding a chair. Sorry.

Right now I know
that I need to lose weight.

And if not, I'm really worried
that Dr. Smith will say,

"No, you're a backslider,
you're not a candidate no more."

I made a big decision
regarding Tammy...

How does everybody
eat their steak?

- Well done.
- Rare.

- Rare.
- I know you're burnt.

You're raw.

- Really, really done.
- Rare.

What's up?

Not a lot.

How is your weight loss?

Well, I mean I'm not
where I need to be.

You know, it's just like being
normal fat people, you know,

you can lose some weight,
you gain some weight back

and then you got to go back
on [bleep]

You know, the biggest thing
is just staying on track.

Me, you, Tammy, all of us.

Misty, ain't gonna hurt her
to lose a damn pound either.

So what all did you like
and dislike about rehab?

- They didn't have nothing that you liked?
- No.

What were they serving
that you didn't like?

Corn.

Anything that wasn't real food.

It just didn't have flavor.

What is the plan
to lose the weight?

I gave up a lot
of the carbs and the sweets.

Tammy left rehab early

but now she's annoyed
everybody's giving her a lecture.

But we only want
the best for you.

You enter this rehab on your
own connec... continenses...

Y'all just need to give me
some more credit

and give me a little more faith.

Faith?

Ain't none of us here walked
on water,

so, you know,
we ain't got a lot.

Don't I seem different?

Okay, but you was in a controlled
environment for the last seven weeks.

Just do what I can to keep stuff I'm
not supposed to have out of my house.

How [bleep] can have it?

[Chris] The tension that Tammy and
Amy got is a love-hate relationship.

They don't know how to act.

Tammy, when she asks for
something, she wants it done now.

And is inconsiderate of what
Amy's really got going on,

she just wants what she wants.

Well, I can't go over to your
house all the time like I was.

It's just not possible with Gage
and everything I got going on.

So, I think a home health
nurse would be the best option.

What the [bleep]

I think it's a great idea,

somebody to come in and help
her, you know, meal prep or whatever.

You know, I think getting
somebody to help her take her places,

so she can get some
exercise again and move...

And get out, move around,
be more mobile.

Yeah, you know, being... getting
out of the house, not being cooped up.

[Tammy] My family acts
like I'm invisible.

They treat me
like a doggone animal.

There's no [bleep] way.

Tammy, we are here to
support you any way possible...

but at the same token we
ain't taking no bull [bleep]

I agree.

I've been taking care
of Tammy three years,

but now I need
to be there with my son.

I have a family.

You're a part of that family,
but yet he needs me more.

I decided next week we'll be
interviewing home health nurses.

You dumb-ass.

You're fixin' to
made me mad, Amy. Stop.

Nobody said this was over.

It is for me, bitch.

God.

Tammy thinks I should do everything
for her without a simple thank you.

She takes people for granted.

And I'm done.

Hold up.

- It said I weighed F.
- F?

F for what?

[bleep] fat ass.

Hey, y'all, Amy has decided to
get me a [bleep] healthcare nurse.

Come on, little doodle.

So I decided to blow off some
steam and do a YouTube video.

Hey, y'all. Amy has decided to
get me a [bleep] healthcare nurse.

And if she does,
she got to bitch about it.

So basically I had no choice to
agree to having this nurse come.

So if she's coming,

then I'm having to do more than what
Amy and Chris and them expect her to do.

Like, maybe go to the movies, go
swimming or take me to get my nails done.

And that's what [bleep]
Amy won't do.

Come on, little doodle.

Just [bleep] leave.
I'm trying to do this.

They could have waited
five [bleep] minutes

for me to finish this
to go get food.

Five more minutes wasn't gonna
[bleep] kill them.

Sometimes it feels like
she doesn't realize

that I still have feelings
and I am super emotional.

- Hey, old fogey.
- Hey.

And it's the right thing
to do. You help family.

But I'm a mother to Gage,
not Tammy.

I can't go on like this.

How's the baby?

He's good. He's at... he's
at his granny's right now.

So today I'm at Misty's house

and we are gonna be writing a "Help
Wanted" sign for a home health nurse.

I agree with that as long
as we can get the nurse

to make her do things on
her own, not do it for her.

Yeah.

I brought my iPad
so I can make a...

- Advertisement for it?
- Yeah, yeah.

I'm having Misty help me

because Misty has more
experience dealing with medical stuff.

She takes care
of three autistic boys.

And I don't always know
what to say.

Help wanted, seeking
a home health care nurse.

Mm-hm.

Must be dependable.

Help patient
be more independent.

Get her mobile, make her walk.

Must enjoy challenges.

I know you ain't talking
about our sister.

Hiring the right person,
it's gonna be hard

because Tammy's hard-headed
and she will bite your head off.

She's like a [bleep]
black widow,

praying mantis, something.

Must have high tolerance
for passing gas

and patience of a saint.

Right.

- High tolerance for
bull [bleep] - Yeah.

Must have balls of steel.

Writing this ad is hard as hell.

I don't want to lie
about how Tammy is,

but I'm afraid if I tell the
truth about how she really is,

nobody will show up.

We're probably
scaring them away.

Let's try to be nice.

Patient is very happy-go-lucky.

Wakes up chipper.

Chipper.

Gets along with everybody.

I think we got it.

So if it doesn't work out, the
next place is assisted living, period.

Where the state takes over
for her

and she has to friggin' do
what the rules are.

That's the only option left.

But I'm the last member.

What are you going to do
when you burned every bridge?

Because my bridge is
getting pretty toasty right now.

I see the ash.

- You dating anybody?
- Yeah.

Tammy does not have the best
track record

when it comes to finding guys that would
actually help her with her weight loss journey.

You say you got this
but at the end--

Today, I'm coming over
to visit Tammy

and I'm happy and relieved

that Tammy's finally realized that she
needs an in-home certified nurse's aide.

But until they can
find somebody,

I'm afraid on her own
Tammy's gonna put on weight.

[knock on door]

Come in.

What's going on, Tammy?

How's the diet going?

Is it?

Veggies, salad, fresh fruit.

Lately all I'm gonna eat
is fruit and meat and cheese.

Fruit's good for you
but you got to watch it

because it has natural
sugar in it.

All right.

Can Chris just be happy for me?

Once again he starts
lecturing me.

About fruit?

It's [bleep] fruit.

Hell, it could have been
fruit dipped in chocolate.

Because this is the best seat
in the house.

Well, I say we weigh in
today, both of us.

If you maintain or lose weight,

we'll take you out to your
favorite Mexican restaurant.

Well, I don't know.

Or get the hot wax.

I ain't doing no action, no.
Negative.

Hell no.

We can wax his back.

- You know what, that ain't even funny.
- Yeah, it is.

Let's get down
to the nitty-gritty

and go talk
to this dirty machine.

She's mean, ain't she?

I know, yeah, just by telling
the God's honest truth.

Oh, hold up.

It said I weighed F.

When Chris first stepped
on the scale, it's read F.

F for what?

[bleep] fat ass.

[Tammy]
What was that all that about?

Well, you figure.

If it won't shut off,
take the batteries out.

Here we go.

You know, this is the worst
part of the day right here.

The last time I weighed in
at Dr. Smith's, I was 380.

And then I had
emergency surgery on my leg...

and six or seven weeks of
healing I gained 40 pounds...

so I was back to 420.

But I started exercising
and walking and stuff,

so I imagine I'm back on track
for losing the weight.

Well, according to your scale
I've gained 10 pounds.

I weighed yesterday
and I was 402.

I don't really believe
I gained 10 pounds.

I'm wearing jeans today,

and when I weighed in
I wore shorts

and I wear cotton shorts.

You know, they might weigh
a pound versus

the blue jeans are about seven
or eight pounds for a pair.

Fat man clothes
do weigh a little bit more.

Shut up.

Oh, my clothes were this one
and this, and that and this and that.

Now it's your turn to come over
and talk to this dirty machine.

[Tammy speaking]

So that means...

you was eight pounds down.
That's wonderful, Tammy.

I get to go to dinner.

You get to go get some Mexican.

Oh, that's, you know,
that's... that's good weight loss.

I'm really proud of you
and one hell of a job

considering, you know, you've
been home with all the temptation.

I'm sitting here like,
what the hell?

She lost it and I gained it.

I'm kind of worried because
Tammy and I have a follow-up

doctor's appointment
with Dr. Smith.

I either make back
the target weight

or there's a damn
good possibility

that he's not gonna let me
have my surgery.

[Tammy and Amy talking]

Okay.

That's why I'm taking
both of them.

Tammy finally agreed with me
to get a home health nurse.

So today me and Tammy
are interviewing candidates,

but we haven't really talked about what
our needs are for the home health nurse.

So I'm not sure
how this is gonna go.

No.

Our problems never get solved.

- No.
- No.

What's your credentials?

- My credentials?
- Yeah, your credentials.

What does she mostly need
to be doing?

But also we want to make sure that
they have your best interests at heart.

But I've done good
for the past week.

But you will have to...

Don't hold me back in the past.

I'm trying to move forward.

Let me continue being good.

And stop holding me down
for the past.

You see I'm making changes.

Why can't you just...
Stop holding me down.

But I've also known you
for 35 years.

I'm 34, bitch.

34 years, whatever.

Like that [bleep] right there,
loaded with sugar.

Don't worry about me.

Amy should have lost a lot
more weight since her surgery.

Her excuse when she
was pregnant with Gage

if she's feeding two.

But Gage is almost
seven months old.

She still isn't eating
what she should be.

How are we gonna do
these interviews

and come
to a conclusion together?

We haven't even started
these interviews

and Tammy's already jumped
in my throat.

But... But nothing.

Did you really eat 32 meals
in two days?

When I came back in,
all the meals were gone.

I might have posted it
on social media.

That was a lot of meals.

You're [bleep] lying though.
Stop that [bleep]

You see I'm making changes.

Why can't you just be happy
with it?

I'm very happy.

Then stop holding me down.

[Amy] Me and Tammy are
interviewing for home care nurses today.

So here's a plan,

we just talk to all of them,
debate, meditate.

Yeah.

I don't know.

But anyway,
make a decision that's mutual.

Yeah.

I'm excited
and I'm hiring a nurse.

I need somebody here
that will be stern with Tammy.

Hey, I'm Tisa.

- Nice to meet you. Amy.
- All right.

- Nice to meet you. I'm Tammy.
- All right, Tammy.

Little Bit, he little to Amy.

So you're okay with dogs, right?

Oh, yeah.

And babies?
I have a six-month-old.

Oh, girl, yeah.

Today we're gonna meet three
potential nurses for Tammy.

You look familiar.

Well, I live in...
I live in Henderson.

[Amy] Only three people got back to
me for my ad about being Tammy's nurse.

They must know how she acts.
People talk.

I'm 22.

I've been taking care of people
since I was like 13 years old.

I don't know anything else.

That's about all I know
how to do.

Oh, this ain't gonna work.

She's too young and too sweet.

Tammy will run all over this
little girl and make her cry.

Have you ever been trying to
clean a man and things happen?

- Yes.
- Oh, God.

How do you feel about Amy
farting all the time?

And Tammy burping all the time?

And maybe a little bit
of diarrhea.

Well, you just... I mean, you just
intentionally just walk and poop,

- is that what you're saying?
- No.

- It just comes up sometimes.
- Sometimes.

Oh, it just comes out.

Well, let's not do that.

Of course.

- I'm not wearing no bikini but...
- No, no, no, no.

I'll go swimming with you.

- We can have fun together.
- Totally.

Tammy wants a friend to go to
the movies, get her nails done.

I'm all right with, you know, her
being friendly with them, that's fine,

but I'm paying for a caregiver

and somebody to help her
get more independent.

Is there anything
that you won't do

that's like completely
off the table?

I'm 53, nothing bothers me.

I do just about everything.

I don't think so.

Well, but you said anything.

Like, when she don't get her
way sometimes, she can be a bitch.

Well, that's okay as long as you can
stand somebody to be blunt with you.

I got you. I got you.

So can I ask you
another question?

Did you really eat 32 meals
in two days?

-You're [bleep] lying though.
Stop that [bleep] -I'm not lying.

You're fixin'
to make me mad, Amy, stop.

You're [bleep] lying.

Tammy actually was having this
meal delivery service there for a while

to control her portions.

And I guess it was my bad I
left the meals over at her house.

That was on a Friday.

When I came back in on a Monday,

For two days.

Unless they're small meals.

There's no [bleep] way.

It's complete bull [bleep]

Thank you so much for coming.

It's been a pleasure
meeting you.

Well, it's been a pleasure.

Thank you for your time
and you'll have a great day.

Nice meeting you.

- We'll give you a call.
- Okay.

And I hope you have a nice day.

At the end of the day,

we want two different things
for the home health nurse.

The nurse could keep Tammy on the right
track and give me time with my family.

I need this to work.

I don't want your heart
hurt again.

Just take your time,
get to know him really well.

I got this.

[Emily] I am a little worried,

because her ex Jerry did
not want her to lose the weight.

He brought home food
that he knows she didn't need.

What you doing, girl?

Nothing.

[Tammy] Emily is my niece.
Chris's daughter.

Excuse me.

Why are you staring at me?

What?

I'm dating a female.

I don't have to ask you to date
somebody, I'm 18, sweetheart.

Yeah, now.

But you wasn't when you met her.

The way I define myself
about my sexuality is bisexual.

Tammy helped me by telling me

that you can't change
who you are,

you can't change who you love
and who you want to be with.

Just don't get stuck in
the wrong [bleep] that's all.

That's all I can say.

She's sweet, she's kind, she treated
me better than anybody else has.

She does everything for me.

If she's making any
sandwiches, girl, I need lessons.

Teach me
instead of me teach you.

You dating anybody?

Big maybe or little maybe?

Medium maybe, okay.

Are you talking to a guy
or a girl or a who?

A who. Do you like this who?

Yeah.

He's a who bear.

It's a what's a who bear.

That's not
what I'm talking about.

Misty said that you
fall in love too fast.

It's true, but I mean...

Like, I've seen what you went
through when he left

and I don't want that
to happen again.

I don't want to see that
side of Tammy again.

I lost myself.

I know you did.
That's what I'm talking about.

I am a little worried.

Tammy does not have
the best track record

when it comes to finding guys that would
actually help her with her weight loss journey.

Her ex Jerry did not want her to lose
the weight because Jerry was into BBWs.

BBW means big beautiful women.

He brought home food
that he knows she didn't need.

I don't want your heart
hurt again.

Just take your time,
get to know him really well.

We're taking our time.

You got... you say you
got this, but at the end--

[Amy] Next time
on 1000-lb Sisters...

This is my first Mother's Day
as a mom.

So today we're gonna have
an afternoon tea.

We're getting ice.

We don't really care
for hot tea.

One of my greats,

I don't know how far,
was the Queen of England.

Excuse me.

[knock on door]

Come in.

Today's the nurse's
first day on the job.

It's supposed to make
our lives easier.

I'm not making [bleep]
hamburger patties.

I'm like, "Damn, she just got here
and you're already a bitch to her."

So I always do this in the tub.

This is kind of gross.

What did you just do?

That's expressing anal glands.

Do we have a gland there too?

That's a serious question.

He only associates with women
who weigh 300 plus pounds.

He don't like Tammy.
He's got a fetish.

We just don't want it to turn
into another Jerry...

It's not. He's not Jerry.

Step on that [bleep] scale
and show--

I'm not gonna do it.