Ladies 5'2''-5'4'' what is your goal weight?

I'm 5'2" and I'd love to be 130! I was 150 when I was 20, not sure what I was right after high school.

I'm 19yrs old and I'm 5'1 and weigh 224 and I've lost nada!! I found out last year that I have a genetic heart disease. I found out when I decided to start walking/jogging early mornings. Then I all of a sudden had a panic attack (so i thought) and i couldn't really breath so i had to sit on the curb for a while and take a breather. When I finally went home I went to the hospital and that's when I found out about my heart disease. But 2 weeks later I did try to exercise again with my cousin and it happened again but this time way much worse. It was so bad a random lady had to take us to the hospital. and my doctor told me to try something else until i loose enough weight to be able to actually walk/jog. But I'm 19YRS OLD unemployed and have to use a EBT card with $347 and share it with 5 other siblings. So I'm ****ed either way. I'm about to graduate soon and want to loose all of my weight before i go to college I need a change. I just need help. I don't know.

I'm in maintenance now. I aim to stay between 125 and 130. I'm 5'4".

Almost 5'4" and currently weigh 140 lbs. My goal weight is 135 lbs.

I'm 5'2.5... My goal weight is 125. The lowest I weighed was 100 at 23 and that was when I was trying to keep weight on. Wish I had that problem now.

I am just under 5'2... I am about 121-123. I would love to be at 115-118 but I am finding this last few pounds is tough to lose! It came off pretty quickly once I started to eat right and small portions throughout the day. I began this journey in January of this year at about 150. With a gain in muscle I realize I am very hungry. I am trying so hard to decrease my sugar intake to help with the last bit of loss. But it is so hard because I am totally addicted to it! Overall, feel pretty good. Trying not to focus on the scale so much.

I'm 5'2", and I JUST reached my goal of 125 lbs, although I would like to be 120 lbs. >~<

My lowest weight as an adult was 150 lbs, and that's when I was a freshman in college. Then I gained 30 lbs after my freshman year, and I hated myself for letting my eating habits get so bad.

I'm 5'2", and while I have no solid goal weight (I go by body fat), by goal body fat would put me roughly around 115-120lbs. After that, I'll probably continue to drop my body fat and hopefully gain some muscle (so not much weight change).

5'2 -115lbs

5'4, and my lowest weight was 85 lbs when i was suffering from anorexia after high school
now i'm around 120 but in poor shape. i'd like to stay 115-120, but be fit and healthier.

Just shy of 5'4". My main goal is 149 lbs - almost there! (I had a kind of subgoal to get under 200.) My maybe-goal is 129, which I think is what I weighed in college or early marriage. But I want to stay at 149 for awhile to see how I feel there.

I'm 5'3 and my goal weight is 120, possibly 115. I've never been that small in my life so I really just want to get to 120 and see what size I am. The smallest I've ever been was 137lbs a couple years ago.

I'm 19yrs old and I'm 5'1 and weigh 224 and I've lost nada!! I found out last year that I have a genetic heart disease. I found out when I decided to start walking/jogging early mornings. Then I all of a sudden had a panic attack (so i thought) and i couldn't really breath so i had to sit on the curb for a while and take a breather. When I finally went home I went to the hospital and that's when I found out about my heart disease. But 2 weeks later I did try to exercise again with my cousin and it happened again but this time way much worse. It was so bad a random lady had to take us to the hospital. and my doctor told me to try something else until i loose enough weight to be able to actually walk/jog. But I'm 19YRS OLD unemployed and have to use a EBT card with $347 and share it with 5 other siblings. So I'm ****ed either way. I'm about to graduate soon and want to loose all of my weight before i go to college I need a change. I just need help. I don't know.

I know you are hurting - you want to eat well but with an EBT card (I assume that's food stamps or some such) of only $347 to buy food for 6 people, it's hard to buy fresh fruits and vegetables and make them stretch. Cheap food is generally high in starches, fat, and sugar.
Here are a few suggestions - if you have access to regular medical care (not emergency room care), go to your doctor and ask what programs are available to help you lose weight.
Go to your local food bank on a regular basis and try to get as many fresh fruits and vegetables as possible.
Reduce your sugar intake drastically - drink water or unsweetened tea instead of sodas - even if you're drinking diet soda, the sweet flavor makes your sugar cravings worse. Try to avoid anything artificially sweetened.
Reduce the use of fats when cooking. If you don't have an atomizer for cooking oil, pour a very small amt of oil on a paper towel and oil the pan, rather than just pouring oil into the pan.
Try doing exercises in the seated position. Search on You-Tube for "chair exercises" or "seated workout" or "chair yoga". Check with your doctor first, but these exercises may help you tone up without over-working your heart.

Beyond anything else, don't give up. There are many things you can do to help yourself, but know that there are lots of people here on MFP that can and will support you. Take it 1 lb at a time, one step at a time, and you WILL make it. I believe in YOU.

I'm just shy of 5'3" (but I round up lol). My lowest weight as an adult was 5 years ago I was 105 lbs briefly at my peak half marathon training but normally around 110lbs. That is my current 'goal' but I'm not stressing. I was 115 the last time I went on the scale, which I rarely do. I prefer to go by how my cloths fit. I'm happy right now and if I lose a few that would be awesome, if not it's totally cool. When I get to 124 I really spill out of my cloths and feel uncomfortable in my skin. I'm very petite boned I should add.

@GOINSTD12 thank you so much ill try harder. thanks again for the motivating advice. I'm looking up the exercise in youtube right now.