help !! Im not sure if im doing anything wrong.

It can really depend on what type of exercise you're doing, how long you've been doing it, and the types of food you eat. I didn't go looking at your food diary much, but I noticed that you typically have 20-30 minutes of Elliptical or Stair master. Is there any other type of cardio training you like to do? I know it's tough to run, as I struggle with that myself a lot. Also, have you considered some kind of strength training? Even calisthenics are a different way to burn calories. Try some sit-ups/squats or even push-ups if you can.

Okay, peeked a little at your food diary. The other option I suggest is don't be afraid to meet, if not exceed a little, your calorie goal. There are a few days where you eat less than 1200 calories. This, I know based on my past, is not good for you at all. I would strongly suggest you meet the calorie goal that MFP places for you. It may seem like more than you want, but your body will handle it appropriately. Eating less than 1200 and your body goes into a starvation mode... sometimes storing what you eat, turning it to fat, and sometimes breaks down muscle instead when you work out.

Some people will argue (to the death, mind you) about whether or not you should eat back your burned calories. The truth is, it's different for everyone. If I don't, I don't lose weight at all. However, some people claim it either keeps them the same, or gains weight overall. Experiment with it... try eating back your workout calories... give it three weeks. If you see no progress, then try cutting a few calories, but make sure you're eating at least the 1400 MFP suggests.

That's my 2-cents... maybe it'll make a difference, but everyone's body is different. Hope this helps.