I think you are looking great, and that and your health are all that matter. For a tall woman like you, the actual number of pounds may not make sense on the BMI scale.
That said, when I was obese, everyone (including me) would say I looked a bit overweight, but not obese. But when I look at photos now of me at that weight, I would say I sure looked fat then. Accepting my obesity was my first step in losing weight and getting healthier.
The other thing is the BMI cutoffs between healthy, overweight, obese and morbid can be a bit arbitrary. None the less it was a big celebration for me to leave obese behind and settle into being overweight. (easier to go down a level than up for sure).
Whatever your BMI, you look good, sounds like you feel good, and have been learning to eat and live more healthy. That counts more than any number!
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