I don't know if I can really be considered a "Maintainer", since I'm not really maintaining a low weight. If I can't just let me know.
My story: my history is long, back to being 8 or 9 years old and gaining rapidly. I gained, lost, gained more all through my teenage years. I was in a car accident when I was 21, and lost weight. I lost a total of 83 pounds, then maintained that for 1 year. The regain started when I found myself in an abusive relationship and I regained 114 pounds, putting me at my highest weight ever (my S weight here). It has since stopped (both the regain and the abuse) and I have lost 61 pounds so far.
I've been hovering around this weight--within 5 pounds of it--for the last 6 months. I've had a couple of bounce-ups, but I've brought them right back down. I'm in therapy and have recently uncovered that I really don't WANT to lose any more weight right now. I certainly don't want to gain, but I'm still working on inner demons that are holding me back from losing more. Someone on a thread in the Support Forum suggested that I not try to make myself do what I don't want to do (what a concept) and focus on maintaining this weight right now until I get my mental stuff a bit more sorted. It's good practice, right?
So here I am, if you'll have me!