Community Experience · Baidu Tieba (Quit Smoking bar)
A Blurred Left Eye, an Injection, and a Doctor's Order to Quit
A 32-year-old with 15 years of smoking lost their first quit — three months — at a classmate gathering, then failed every attempt for years. A diagnosis of left-eye macular disease with distorted vision, treated by injection, and the doctor's instruction to stop smoking and drinking became the new push.
Experience snapshot
- Years smoking
- 15 years
- Cigarettes per day
- Not reported
- Quit attempt number
- Multiple; first quit lasted 3 months, later attempts under 24 hours
- Age group
- 30s
- Gender
- Not reported
Reported outcome
New quit attempt underway at the time of the report.
Relapse
Yes — Classmate gathering (first quit)
What can be learned
A visible, personal health consequence can finally outweigh years of failed attempts.
Evidence status
This is a single community report (community-report). It describes one person's experience. It does not constitute medical advice or scientific evidence.
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