I feel like such a failure

Please don't feel like a failure! Look at how much you have achieved! 27lbs lost is amazing! Sometimes it will stall for a bit - I KNOW how frustrating that is! Look at other ways you may feel different - maybe take measurements as that can change more than the scale. Maybe the drop in food was too much for calorie intake, maybe you should try eating at 1400 or something and gradually drop down. There are so many factors that affect scale weight so please please don't feel like a failure, you've done awesome to lose all the weight you have so far, stay strong and it will move again!

First, deep breath. This is a long term life change, not a quick fix. We are all here because of a lifetime of bad habits/choices. They will not go out the window in just two months! Give yourself some time and permission to have weeks that aren't as good as others. Heck, sometimes we have months that aren't as good as others. Just remember your goals, and why you want to be here.

Also, you need to eat enough to fuel your body. If you don't eat enough it is harder to lose weight. Visit http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1080242-a-guide-to-get-you-started-on-your-path-to-sexypants

It will tell you what you need to know. It sounds to me like you aren't eating enough! It is easier to keep up a diet if you are not trying to eat a measly 1200 calories! It probably dropped you that low because you have quick loss goals, but MyFitnessPal won't drop below 1200. I would HIGHLY encourage eating much more than that. No one wants to lose weight fast then gain it back because a caloric goal isn't sustainable.

You aren't a failure. 27 pounds is 2 months is a HUGE loss, you might need to change your expectations a bit as you continue weight loss. GOOD LUCK!

no tears for you now come on !! You look what you have accomplished so far, and where would you be if you never started this healthy eating and working out. You would be no where except in a state of wishing!!! I messed up for 12 days,that is not going to stop me. we have a knew ice cream/ bread/ baked goods in the neighboring community that just opened up, she is a pastry chef, and her Cibatta bread is awesome. I found myself going over the bridge to her place & indulge .I did almost nightly after work.
now my stomach feels bloated like a beached whale. I did this to myself over a piece of nightly food that I did not need.i thought a tatse her and a taste there would be okay, well guess what NOT. So you can look at your entire menus work outs and mix or add something different. Do not give up!!
Judy

So there four some days I had a hard time making it 2 900 a day then for a couple of days I went way past that. So I guess this was just one of many weeks I will be let down.

Something to think about...the days you barely make it to 900...those days set you up for days of overeating. You restrict too much and the body's response is IM HUNGRY. If some days you aren't feeling hungry enough to reach your goal, just eat more calorie dense foods. A handful of nuts is 200 calories and barely takes up room in your belly. Cook with olive oil...bam, another 100 calories. If you do not feed your body and provide it appropriate nutrition, it will eventually demand more food.

The feeling of not seeing the scale move is so intense to me. I just want to set here and cry.

I do not say this to be mean...just to be realistic: get used to it. Some weeks the scale won't move. Some weeks you will think you've been perfect, but the scale will show a gain. Sometimes, you'll have a crazy cheating weekend and a few days later wonder how the heck you are 3 pounds down. Do not let the scale dictate your mood. It's just one tool you have to track progress. If it upsets you that much...put the scale away. Weigh yourself once a month just to check in. You will know if you're on track (or not) by how you feel and how your clothes fit.