Now, I'm no professional on eating disorders but, I think it's reasonable to think that they often take a while to get over. If you're eating right and exercising, then you're definitely on the right track. All I'd recommend doing is staying on that track. Try thinking positively about yourself. Repeat over and over in your head at those times "I'm fit, and I'm a very beautiful person, inside and out". Reaffirm those thoughts, in the hopes that they'll become beliefs. You've helped yourself this far, don't turn around and throw it all away.

Best of luck to you!

It is about reaffirmation. You're not getting enough people to tell you how you look. It might sound like vanity and ego but vanity and ego aren't necessarily a bad thing, after all they only exist because others have reaffirmed them into positive states of mind.

You have achieved a good physical appearance, but you don't believe it is enough because you don't have people who are giving you the type of information that would make you feel it is enough. It is society that has determined the target of beauty you're going for and so it has to be society to tell you that you've reached it. You crave this attention, this desire for the reaffirmation of your own beauty. You want to be included in the circle of the "beautiful" and you don't feel that you are included merely by achieving their standards, someone else has to allow you in.

In short, the best thing you can do is ask questions. Ask questions of others to get them to tell you how you look, go shooting for compliments and pleasantries. It is a vain thing to do, but you need that vanity to not be unhappy about yourself. If you don't work for this you may find you take yourself into the opposite end of the spectrum and become too thin and unhealthy.