<human>: Sorry if not everyone can relate to this, because I'm sure for a lot of you, it's great to feel more and more confidence about your body as you lose weight.  I'm just not sure who else to ask, and I figured there might be a few people on here who can relate.

I initially started to gain weight due to several medical reasons (hypothyroid and PCOS added weight, chronic pain prevented activity.) Then I struggled with bulimia and binge eating, which was a major contributor to my weight gain. Over the past year, I have worked hard to build up my self-confidence and to put my self-worth in things other than my weight and my appearance. I have been learning to love myself, flaws and all. All this was before I could even consider losing weight, because I knew I had to get in a healthy mindset before I could truly succeed at getting a healthier body.

As I lose weight, I find myself becoming more and more confident in my body. I'm excited to feel as great about the outside as I do about the inside! It's a great motivator to keep working towards my goal. 

BUT - I'm worried that I'm starting to put more and more self-worth into my body again. Regardless of whether I maintain a goal weight or gain it all back, I'm scared. I don't like feeling like how I look determines how I feel about myself, because this was a major contributor to my eating disorders.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: As you lose weight, how do you celebrate your progress while not putting too much "weight" into your weight and appearance?