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Hey /r/LoseIt,

I've been a lurker for awhile but feel like I need to reach out now and ask for some advice.
I've been trying, and failing, to lose weight for awhile. 
I have PCOS which definitely hinders weightloss, but doesn't make it impossible. I started trying about 18 months ago to lose weight, mainly through CICO. 

MyFitnessPal was a godsend. In the first year, I dropped about 30lb. It's been pretty slow since then. 

I work in tech, so it's a pretty sedentary lifestyle. I do walk to and from work (about 35/40 mins each way), but could definitely do with more exercise, and my eating habits could definitely improve.

I recently went to the doctor to get a prescription renewed for the pill I'm on for PCOS. I had put on 2lb since my last visit, 3 months ago, and that was enough to put me into a different BMI bracket that I could no longer be prescribed that pill. 

Since then, it's like the light in my head has just gone off. I spent months at MFP, eating around 1200 - 1500 calories a day and nothing was happening, and now I'm actually too fat for my prescription? Cool. 

I feel like I've just kind of given up, like there's not much point in trying since it won't make a massive difference, but I know I need a kick up the arse to get me to think otherwise.

So, my dear /r/loseit, if you're still with me, how do I get past this mental rut that I've gotten myself in? I feel like I've given up on myself, so anyone with similar stories or ways they got past it would be very much appreciated. 

Any advice welcome, thank you so much x
<bot>: Been trying to lose weight for awhile, plateaued for a long period of time, feel like I've given up on myself. How do I get re-motivated?