I'm an ex-anorexic,when can I lose weight in a healthy way?

I would say that, to my non-professional eye- that there are several red flags in your post. First, you should still be working with a medical team, and they should be helping you to figure out a healthy goal weight for you, and help you develop a plan to get there.

Your actual scale weight is almost unimportant as compared to how you are thinking about yourself, especially saying that you hate your body. That, to me, makes me think you are not ready to lose weight. AND, you are writing that you eat as low as 1000 calories a day- not healthy for anyone.

I don't think you should try to lose any weight at all. Sounds like you should be working on feeling good about yourself how you are..

You are eating right now what is considered to be the healthy minimum. Eating less would be unhealthy. If you're at 117lb now and you're eating the minimum, shouldn't that tell you that you should probably stay at 117? It wouldn't hurt to gain some weight either, since that's whats going to happen if you eat a normal amount of calories. You seriously don't need to be losing anything more.

All of this "I hate my body" and you wanting to go to even a LOWER weight from when you were starving yourself tell me that no, you're not over it, you are not recovered. Take some time to get to know your body well and come to terms with it before even trying to "healthily" lose weight- eating anything less than you are already eating IS unhealthy.

I'm 5'1 and 117 pounds, I think I'm done gaining weight because I haven't gained any in 2 weeks.
Even during my eating disorder, I wasn't underweight. My lowest weight was 110 pounds. My starting weight was around 145-150.
I really really want to weigh 105 pounds, it's the lowest healthy weight for my height. But I'm only 5 weeks into recovery, and I already hate my body more than I did when I wasn't eating at all. As of right now, I eat 1000-1200 calories a day. Is it too early to lose weight in a healthy way? How long should I wait?

Stick with eating at least your 1000 - 1200 a day - any less and you run the risk of not giving your body enough nutrition to stay healthy - especially if you are still in your teens.
Without knowing you personally, it's very hard to say what you should do, but it sounds to be as though the last thing you should be doing is trying to lose weight. Why not aim to maintiain115 - 120 pounds for 6 months or so, and see how you feel after that?

I say this to be helpful-this is the wrong place to get advice on ED's. You will get some support but you also run the risk of getting flamed. A lot of people do not understand eating disorders. As a 19 year old, you should be eligible for treatment without your mother's consent or knowledge. If it is an insurance issue, contact your city's help line (United Way often has one) and ask about free or sliding scale agencies. Many colleges run free counseling clinics for non-students. There are ways to get help, but for someone who hasn't had treatment yet, my guess is you won't find enough of the help you need and too much of the kind of "help" you don't need here.

How old are you?

You are far from recovered. Check out the site YourEatopia.
ETA: Just realized this is a very old thread, hah.

I'm far from an expert, but it doesn't sound like you've recovered at all

It's a zombie thread, guys. Check the date.

You're PHAT!

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