Dangerously Obese: Bryan Struggles To Fit In Plane Seats!

Bryan Carr’s morbid obesity is the reason he is falling behind socially. The Dangerously Obese star is in the finale of the reality show. He realizes his size is a problem when he can’t fit into the seats on a flight.

Bryan cannot travel long distances. Even walking to his car is a big deal for him. His leg condition worsened his weight problem. He wanted to fix this as it was holding him back from spending time with his daughter and friends.

Dangerously Obese: Bryan Cannot Hold A Diet Plan

Bryan Carr has fallen into a cycle of bad eating and depression. But it’s not like the Dangerously Obese star hasn’t tried to lose weight. In the past, he has set a weight loss goal. He decided to lose a few pounds. He has shed a few pounds like that. But the minute he reached the target weight, he would stop the diet and resume eating unhealthy food. This cycle never stopped, and his weight remained the same. No matter how many times he tried to lose weight, he would eventually lose progress.

Bryan also claims no meal is “normal” food for him. What he means is that he always eats fried or processed food instead of real, whole food. He makes breakfast the biggest meal of his day, which is a solid plan in itself, but the food choices and portions are unhealthy. He eats sausage patties and drops pancake batter over them. For carbs, he eats hashbrown. He eats three servings of these.

Dangerously Obese: Bryan Cannot Fit Into Airplane Seats

Bryan faces problems while traveling. In a new clip by TLC, the Dangerously Obese star is traveling by flight. The star has a cane to help him walk. Clearly, his size and leg lymphedema are too much for him. As he moves through the airport, he is breathing heavily. He cannot walk anymore.

When asked if he needed help, he had to agree. The airport authorities got him a wheelchair to move around the airport. Bryan is embarrassed that he had to use a wheelchair to move at the airport. He also knows that he will not be able to travel far without one. But the real problem arises when he boards the flight.

Arriving at his seat, he realizes that the arms of the seats do not go up. He had specifically booked two seats so he could travel comfortably. However, he now sees that the arms won’t go up, so he will have to squeeze into one seat. Bryan knows he will never fit in one seat. He bought two seats so he could prop the armrests up and rest his leg, allowing him to sit comfortably.

Now that that plan goes to waste, he gives up. He tells the producers, “This ain’t gonna work.” Bryan doesn’t know how to make the seat work. He chose to travel this way because it was a 2-hour flight. The other option was an 18-hour train ride, which was not at all feasible for him. Now he has no clue how he will make this work. For more Dangerously Obese updates, follow TV Seasons and Spoilers.