I'm a comfort eater, but I wouldn't say I have an eating disorder... just a regular girl who when down in the dumps grabs for chocolate!
I do, however have obsessive tendencies with food, and with being neat and tidy at times, but both of these seem better these days. In fact this has post has made me realise that I haven't obsessed as much in a while now! I went through a 2 year stint of intense eating issues 18-20 (22 now). First it was restricting calorie intake daily, then I started missing days of food. Then bulimia with it, obsessive exercise, total obsession with food and calories and my weight. I became terrified of putting on weight, and at one point terrified of staying the same weight- If I wasn't losing weight, I wasn't happy. I couldn't trust myself to eat normally and not get fat. Before that I bounced backwards and forwards with over eating and dieting.
I moved to university, and I sort of went the other way for a while, eating a lot, then dieting in the summer, but I don't think about food and my weight every second of the day anymore. Just have good and bad days with it, mostly it's not a problem to me anymore. I am more likely to have a binge than stop eating.
For me, in all honesty, I think recognising my PTSD, and recognising what my real issues are helped me to concentrate on that rather than a distracting obsession. I used dieting to control, and I used over eating to comfort and distract, and I always felt like I was in a war with myself. Sometimes I look back and I can't believe how much I did and didn't eat at those times.