If I start eating again, is there still a chance I will get taller?

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I just started school as a sophomore in high school (to give you an idea of how old I am). I used to be obese, and weighed 220 lbs at my heaviest. I steadily lost about 60 lbs over the course of 1-2 years (healthily), but I was severely depressed and wanted nothing but to be thin. The results just weren't fast enough, so I decided to starve myself. For the past 6 months or so, I had been eating only once every three weeks - just enough to stay alive. I rapidly lost another 40 lbs, and now weigh 120. I'm finally content with my weight, but I'm afraid my malnutrition stunted my growth (especially since I'm an adolescent).

My dad is 5'10, my mom is 5'4, and I am currently 5'6 and have been ever since 6th or 7th grade. My shoe size has not changed since then, either.

Lately, I've been trying to ease myself back into a normal diet, because I want to salvage what is left of my height potential (if anything). So my question: Do you think I still have a chance to grow taller if I start eating normally again? Or have I stunted my growth for the rest of my life? :(
If I start eating again, is there still a chance I will get taller?
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