Kel before I forget, yes it would be awesome to catch up. PM me about it and we'll sort something out

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Gen I had tears in my eyes when I read your post. It reminded me so much of my 2004-2005 weight loss efforts. I got down to 83kg that time, and then proceeded to work my way back up to 105kg.
Have you taken a serious look at your options? Are you thinking about lapband surgery because you're just so frustrated and annoyed with yourself that you can't see any other way out?
It's true that surgery will give you an excellent short-term result (and I'm not arguing that you shouldn't do it), but don't you have massive restrictions on what you can eat for ages? Think about life post-surgery, and ask yourself if that is how you want to live your life forever.
Nobody is going to lose weight and keep it off by going on a diet, or by restricting/depriving/punishing themselves with food.
Gen you know I will support you 100% in whatever you choose to do. I just want you to promise yourself that you will make a considered decision and not a reactive one. You deserve more than that my friend

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I'm going OK. This last week my roster has been all over the place and I'm finding it hard to be in any kind of routine. I'm also in the midst of the most stubborn plateau of the last two years, and can't seem to shift my weight no matter what I do. But I'm just going to be patient because it could be that my body just wants a rest.
I could be a drama queen and get annoyed with myself. After all, I have only dropped ONE kilo in the last four and a half months. But I haven't gained weight in that time, and it's wonderful to know that I can maintain this new 'me' - it means I have learned how to live differently.
Over the course of the next year I will figure out how to lose the next 6kg, and it still means a lot to me to get there. But it also means a lot to me to know that I am now beginning to live the life I dreamed about a couple of years ago - so I'm not going to beat myself up over 'only' losing 29kg.