r/endmyopia

Let me give you an example.

For about 6 months, I sailed once a week (2 hours per week) in addition to 3 hours daily walking. Didn't improve an inch. The sailing was a hobby, but clearly not enough of one?

Same with Gemilymez. She ended up quitting because her walks wasn't improving. Same with the YouTuber "Weeda".

How are some people improving and not?

I know my close up habits are exceptional as well.

I only really count vision improvement if you've improved at least 2 diopters, because honestly I contacted a guy from Steiner's podcast who ended up literally where I am (no improvement) despite improving initially (probably ciliary release)

How many have actually reached the finish line?

What does it REALLY take to get there? The sailing I used to do, for example, was clearly not enough.

This guy: https://endmyopia.org/johnny-5-50-to-no-glasses-2020-in-two-years/

He spent all days outdoors. And got back from -5.50 to 20/20.

Gemilymez spent 3-4 hours walking. And got plateaud. Same with me. Clearly the 3-4 hour rule isn't universal.

So how long/what outdoor habits does it really take?

Curious to hear your thoughts if you've actually improved significantly.

Thanks a lot guys.

This is my last year's prescription. As the doctor recommended I continue with the old -4.25 lens in my left eye, I am still undercorrected. I am worried if my power has worsened to -5.25 or -5.5 because a month ago I got my eye checked by Lenskart's home test (casually, without an autorefractor) and he measured my left eye power to be -5.5. I want to be a machine learning engineer and I love gaming. How will I live my life, bro? I'm just 18 and I am very scared of treatments and all... I am very weak-hearted.