Are you doing any weight training in your workouts? It can make a difference if you are because you may not lose as much weight on the scale but you are losing fat and building muscle.
Also, if your weight shot up quickly could it be a medical reason? Hormones etc?

I agree with the above poster- try eating more "clean" or paleo. I was eating in my calorie goals and working out a lot and for several months the scale still wasn't moving. I've cut out all grains (pasta, bread, oatmeal, quinoa), starches (peas, potatoes) and seriously slashed my sugars and now I've lost 4 pounds in two weeks. In the three months prior to that I had only lost a whopping 2 pounds. Now that I'm only eating meat, veggies, fruit and a little bit of dairy it makes it easier to stay within my allotted calories and has definitely seemed to help with the weight loss.

Secondly, you said weight training doesn't work for you but I'm going to challenge you on that- you probably weren't doing it hard enough. Weight training works, but you have to lift heavy to a really get results and make a difference. Finally, the reason you are gaining weight running 60+ miles a week is because your body is used to it, so you don't burn calories very efficiently anymore. I'm no expert, but I really think you need to mix it up on the cardio. Try kickboxing- it's way harder than zumba and I always burn more calories kickboxing than running because my upper body is also involved.

Losing weight is ALL about calories in calories out.

Mixing up your exercise routine, and changing what you are eating is NOT going to make a difference to weight loss. It's ALL ABOUT CALORIES.

It sounds like you flip around alot with what you are doing. If you get your goal set right, it is going to take weeks to start seeing progress.

Also, eating more to lose more ONLY works if you are willing to WORK OFF MORE.

There are no secrets, it is not magic. To truely lose weight your body has to burn more calories than you take in.

That's. it.

Glad your meds were adjusted and hope that helps you. My husband has the same diagnosis and until his meds were right, he wasn't able to lose weight. He is doing great now! A trainer could definitely help you toward your goals!

I just want you to remember, we all know different things work for different people, so all info you get needs to be taken with a grain of salt.

There have been a couple of responses on here that have made me shake my head, but I am confident that you will do more research for yourself and find what works for you!

Good luck!