The tumultuous life of 1000-Lb. Sisters star Amy Slaton takes a toll as she navigates her divorce from Michael Halterman. Her sister, Tammy Slaton, expresses concerns about Amy’s emotional state, suspecting that she may be going through a “breakdown.” There are valid reasons behind Tammy’s worries, as Amy’s struggles become apparent. Let’s delve into the details.
Amy Slaton’s Uphill Battle Amid Divorce
Amy Slaton was married to Michael Halterman, and together they have two children, Glenn and Gage. However, Amy felt overwhelmed, as she believed she was handling most of the parenting responsibilities alone. The burden took its toll on her, and eventually, she made the decision to file for divorce, which unfolds in the current season of 1000-Lb. Sisters. Fortunately, her sister Tammy Slaton has completed her weight loss rehab and is available for support. Unfortunately, Amy’s well-being seems to be deteriorating, and Tammy is witnessing this regression with growing concern.
In a recent episode of the popular TLC reality series, the Slaton sisters attended a Zumba class. However, Amy fell ill during the session and admitted that she had been neglecting her health. She confessed to not taking her prescribed medications or using her CPAP machine, which is crucial for managing her sleep apnea. Amy’s admission about her self-neglect alarmed her sisters—Tammy, Misty, and Amanda Halterman—but Amy didn’t want their input and abruptly left.
Tammy’s Belief in Amy’s Potential Breakdown
Expressing her worries, Tammy shared her thoughts on Amy’s possible breakdown, drawing from her own experiences. She stated, “I feel like she is having a mental breakdown like I did. This is her breaking.” Tammy further added, “Ever since she left Michael, I think Amy’s having a midlife crisis breakdown, and it’s making her sick. I know exactly how Amy feels. I’ve been there. I stopped caring about myself, stopped caring about everything. I do know how hard it is to pull yourself out of it.”
This challenging period poses difficulties for Tammy as well, who recently completed rehab and misses her husband, who still struggles with adopting a healthy lifestyle. Meanwhile, Amy finds herself torn between wanting to be with her children and struggling to take care of herself. It’s a trying time for both sisters, but hopefully, they can find solace and support in each other during this journey. The unpredictable nature of their family dynamics adds an additional layer of complexity to their situation.