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See 'My 600-lb Life' transgender big name Destinee Lashaee's transformation now and follow her on social media.

It's Wednesday once more, which means that this night will cling the appointment-viewing TV show we have all been waiting for when TLC's My 600-lb Life comes back on. The display follows morbidly obese patients who weigh upwards of 600 lbs as they are trying to shed their weight and lead wholesome lives with the assistance of celebrity bariatric surgeon Dr. Now.

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Tonight's episode will focus on Destinee Lashaee from Opelousas, Louisiana who's already had to take care of no longer feeling at home in her body and transitioning from male to feminine — simplest to be confronted with every other large challenge, as her habit to meals has spiraled into total depression and is now putting her life in peril.

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Destinee is My 600-lb Life's first trans megastar.

When we first meet Destinee, 27, she can't consider what her life has grow to be. "I have so much that I want to do and that I need to do and I can't believe that this is my life now, where I just lay here all day and wait for food," she tells the digicam.

Her unhealthy weight, which assists in keeping her homebound, has gotten in the way of her courting with friends and family, and she most effective sees her mom and sister after they come to talk over with her. Destinee is desperate to change her life round, pronouncing that she feels "like all I'm constantly doing is trying to escape all my depression and pain at this point."

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After coming to terms with her gender, Destinee, born Matthew, turned to food for comfort. "But the thing that's saving me every day is also what's destroying my life," she says tearfully in a voiceover. Though she's the first out trans girl to seem on My 600-lb Life, enthusiasts would possibly take note Season 3's Chay, who transitioned to Lola after reaching a dramatic weight reduction transformation and leaving the display.

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So where is Destinee now?

Destinee, in some ways, was only in the near past reborn and she or he definitely doesn't need her new lifestyles, through which she's finally living as a woman, to finish. "I know there is just no way I'm going to survive for a lot longer because my body can't take getting any bigger than I already let it," she pronounces.

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"My situation is at a breaking point. I need to get help, I need to be able to lose this weight or they're going to be burying me next," she continues, "because I don't think I can live until next year being this big." Destinee is determined not to sign up for the ranks of the My 600-lb Life stars who have sadly passed away.

"At this rate, I give myself a couple of months and that's not the future I should be facing before I've hardly even had a chance to live my life," she despairs. "So as impossible and hopeless as it seems to try and change and give up eating like I do, I'm ready to try and find a way before it's too late because if I don't, then I know I'm going to die."

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But fortuitously, Destinee seems to be very much alive, if just a bit personal on social media. Plus, she seems to be in a much more positive headspace nowadays, writing "Life is but a dream" as her bio on both her Facebook and Instagram pages. 

From what we can inform of the few photos she's posted since relocating from Louisiana to Texas, Dr. Now's tough love, diet and weight-loss surgical treatment turns out to have made an enormous difference for Destinee, who's now having a look assured and poised next to her mom and sister on the seashore.

Keep it up, Destinee! Watch her story and transformation this night on TLC's My 600-Lb Life at Eight p.m.

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