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[laughing] [narrator] Last season on 1000-lb Sisters...
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Hopefully, we don't have problems with that this round.
Don't be too much of an [bleep] for these people.
[bleep] you can be rough.
[laughs]
Just remember, they're here to help you.
No matter how much they are pushing you and you get mad at them.
You know, I pray Tammy stays at the facility and gets the help she needs.
[Amy] Now that Tammy's away,
I have a goal of 150 pounds to get to.
-Are we slow?
-You can go slow.
No, you're fine.
[Amy] Lunges...
I thought they were saying lunch.
[laughs]
I've been in rehab for two weeks.
I'm trying to get me walk more.
Potatoes, green beans, sugar free juice.
The food here sucks.
It's bland.
No flavor.
Here, they would only give me one sandwich.
And back home, I'd eat like three or four.
My knees are grinding the bones grind.
So the whole therapy where you stand up, sit down, kills my knees.
[sighs]
Oh, you're getting heavy.
- Hey.
- Oh.
Love you.
But I haven't really been eating the healthiest since Gage was born.
So I need this exercise.
Great job, ladies.
So good.
They look like they go drink rose.
[Kara] Hi, welcome.
-Hi.
-[Amy] How are you?
Nice to meet you.
I'm Kara.
Who's this?
- Gage.
- This is Gage.
Oh, my Gosh, Gage.
Oh, my God.
My first impression of them is,
"Oh, my God, they are kind of cool even for uptight people."
- Are you ready for class?
- [Amy] Yes.
[Kara] It's gonna be great.
Yeah, it's gonna be awesome.
[woman] Excited to have you.
So everyone makes a little circle.
Then you're just gonna do a little side shuffle.
Three, two, one.
Here we go.
[Kara] Let's go to the next one.
Oh, okay.
One more time.
We're gonna go into that slow lunge walk.
You can go slow.
No, you're fine.
You're good.
[Kara] Take that right arm across.
[Amy] I'm glad I do put deodorant on.
[laughter]
[Kara] And switch.
And a shave.
[Kara] Carefully release, interlace those fingers together.
Thanks, everybody.
Great job today.
Amazing.
I'm sore as [bleep] but I'm happy.
So it's nice to get a little taste of freedom.
[laughs]
Are you ready to get in the car, big boy?
[chuckles]
They have me doing a lot of exercises and trying to get me to walk more.
[panting]
I'm missing so much.
I miss my bed.
I miss my house.
I miss my own things.
[Chris] Tammy says she's got something to tell us, kind of worried about what she's got to say.
Chris pulls up and I'm like, he gained some weight.
[bleep] 40 pounds ain't no water weight.
The last six weeks has been pretty crazy.
I had an emergency surgery on my leg, which pretty much kept me kind of bedridden for 45 days.
During that time, I gained 40 pounds.
And now, I'm back up to 420.
And it's just been hell on wheels.
Being overweight, you have a lot of trouble with yeast infections in your fat rolls.
And that's part of what happened on my leg.
[laughs]
Yeah, yeah.
[laughs] [laughs]
[laughing]
Okay.
You know, the big thing about bariatric surgery is it's going to lengthen my lifespan by 20 years.
So, if I don't get it, I'm not going to be around much longer.