My Guillain-Barré syndrome story: how I got paralyzed 

We count our blessings that you’re getting better and still here with us. Those footages just make me tear up😢

I feel so honored that you shared your journey with us. Praying for you to keep thriving and getting back on your feet. You have made it this far I am sure you will get there.❤❤

Such an inspiring story! I'd been diagnosed with GBS in May this year, and though my condition is still far better than yours is that I'm only paralyzed my arms and leg, I've struggled mentally so much for not being able to control my limbs. Your story gives me a lot of hope and motivation to overcome this battle!

Thankyou for taking the time to share your inspiring story. I am in hospital rehab its my 3rd day but been told 3 mths for recovery . I was diagnosed with GPS 2 weeks ago wondering what the heck happened to me watching your story comforts me.

Your video truly showed the strength needed in rehab process & importance of family support. Sadly you also pointed out how insurance can impede recovery when there are limits on quality/length of care. I faced that after my stroke in January & reoccurrence in March. I spent 8 months in rehab but was threatened w/being moved to long term care floor. I’m now in a group home until I’m able to live on my own again. Your story is inspiring !

Luôn có những điều đặc biệt sẽ đến với những ng đặc biệt như m. Dừng chân nghỉ mệt, lấy đà, và đạt dc những điều tốt đẹp hơn trong tương lai. Cố gắng nha gái ❤❤❤❤ always love u

It’s really nice to share your bout with GBS. I was diagnosed with GBS April 20, 2024 and still recovering and having continued therapy at home after staying in the hospital and rehab for 40 days. I was very lucky that my condition was diagnosed at a very early stage. I still feel the numbness and tingling sensatiion on my hands and also having double vision. My speech has improved dramatically and was able to walk but still struggled to balance myself because of instability. But I’m getting there hopefully one of this days I’ll be able to walk at least with a cane instead of relying on a walker and a wheelchair. I get tired easily when I’m using the walker. Still having a little tremor on my arms. I think positive that I’ll be able to recover and conquer this illness before the end of the year and not years. I’m hoping that you get stronger and better every day. One thing that helps me, a lot of my family, friends and relatives that prays for me for my recovery. I’ll be praying for your recovery as well.

Thank you for your amazing story that you shared. My uncle was recently diagnosed with gbs AMSAN, he had diarrhoea , lost power in his lower limbs then upper limbs, then body and head. Now his in ICU which will be his 4th week, but the UK system is harsh, we can only visit him in hospital 2-7pm. Do you think his very lonely and is hallucinating because we don’t see him much and his not really responding properly with his eyes, the only movement he has is his eyes, the doctors are now thinking it’s something else, but when I introduced myself and said my name he looked at me for a good 10 minutes but I think his vision is blurry. Thanks for your story

You have a nice voice, and you are a good storyteller! The video is quite good also, very moving. Anthony seems like a pretty great guy! Best wishes on your recovery. ❤

This is a sideeffect of the jab.

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