Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) 101

[@petterp.knutsen1206]

I'm currently hospitalized with gbs. I was seriously harmed by it and got trouble breathing and doctors feared it would reach my heart. Today it is two weeks since I was hospitlized and I'm already up walking, though I do have some slight troubles with balance. The doctors say they have never seen anything like my development and chances are I will be starting a rehabilitation program this week. To all my fellow gbs patients, stay strong

[@ahyaahya2447]

Petter P. Knutsen and now how is your condition? Is it ok?, but i got stroke now its been almost a year, sigh.

[@tornado801]

i was hospitalized with GBS in february 2017. I couldnt moove my legs and hands. In the 2nd week i couldnt feel my face, i couldnt eat and drink. I stayed there for 3 weeks. i did 6 times plasmaferesis. After i came home it took me 3 months to completely recover. I started gym in july. Dont be afraid, stay strong

[@spinflux]

To your fellow GBS patients: some of you wont get through this. People need to realize how much this disease can disable you. My favorite person got it in 2014 and is still unable to walk. To young healthy people, I say, do not take any single day you have as a healthy person for granted. Life does not give a crap about your determination, will, or perseverance. It sure doesn't care about your plans. Love, appreciate, and become the person you want to be right now. You are guaranteed nothing more than this moment.

[@ankandas8531]

Petter P. Knutsen please check out this video

[@ankandas8531]

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[@luluangel8]

To any of you who have gbs, I wish you all strength and wellness, be strong

[@mynth4147]

dangerous peanut I love you man respect❤️

[@lisawiliams4871]

dangerous peanut Amen ... it's horrible but I'm alive 🙏🏽

[@lagsucks9255]

Thank you man my GBS is gone now

[@maja233]

Aw thanks... It was horrible but I'm okay now ✌

[@louisetokar3493]

I have GBs for 6 years now

[@thatswhatshesaid3126]

NEVER STOP EXCERCSING. I was diagnosed in October 2013. I was 20 years old. Fully paralysed with unbelievable pain. With a lot of hardwork and extensive physiotherapy i was able to get back on my feet and even started working by Mar 2015. One mistake I made was to stop exercising regularly because of a hectic work life. My body could not take it any longer and I had to quit in 2020 and focus entirely on health again. It's been 3 years an I'm finding it very difficult to go to the next level because my weak muscles are constantly going under strain when trying to strengthen. Nevertheless still continuing physiotherapy and hoping for the best. All the best to anyone who is going through GBS❤️

[@charlotteschwenger4800]

I was 11 when I got this Syndrom. Now I’m 14 and healthy! I’m so grateful

[@kalahlovesyou]

I was 11 as well! I just turned 11 and two weeks after the vaccine on my birthday I was paralyzed I’m turning 24 this year

[@dariusdeasiacooks8546]

I was diagnosed in 2014. Paralyzed and went through years of pain n therapy. Its 2022 and I still have numb and tingleness yet I'm blessed to be here. I had plasmapharesis and lumbar punctures. Still under doctors orders yet blessed. Thank God.

[@imadkhansuhag]

What is your news now?

[@nana8135]

❤❤❤

[@saeidhn]

I got GBS when I was 16 and got hospitalized for 2 weeks but my recovery phase started in 2nd week and I was completely fine in 2 months. It was almost 20 years ago.

[@karlarivas1537]

saeidhn have you ever gotten the flu shot? I had GBS 11 years ago but I recently need the flu shot for work but it says it may cause GBS again

[@shaistafaisal3315]

What did u do for recovery????plz tell

[@jonathanramirez7024]

I got GBS because of the Flu shot in the first place, doctors told me it was because of a diarrhea I got but it was so I wouldn’t sue.

[@Ash-me6wq]

I also have GBS but I am not yet cured it's been 7 years already

[@davidjustdavid3955]

@saeidhn please share your testimony how you got completely fine. i am also a patient but God heals and i am patient with him.

[@brandongreere]

Just found out from the doctor I have it I started crying and got real depressed but I’m a keep faith that I can get over this

[@yflores6085]

You can definitely get over it!!! 🙏 Praying for your fast recovery. Be strong!!!

[@amythornton4013]

You’ve got this! 💖💖💖

[@magnified101]

@brandon how are you doing?

[@brandongreere]

@@magnified101 I’m doing a lot better thank you for asking

[@brandongreere]

I really appreciate you so much

[@sewme5365]

This is a rather soft but accurate description. The part that is left out is where you will spend two months in a hospital in INTENSE pain. If you begin to experience numbness or tingling in the bottoms of your feet followed by the same sensation in your fingers/hands within a few hours get to a doctor or hospital immediately. The sooner they diagnose it the better. Once it begins you will not get better without help and trust me, you won't want to do it alone, you couldn't bear it. If you are diagnosed brace yourself for a long painful journey but you will live and get better. Two years on and I still suffer with weakness and crushing exhaustion but I can walk again although my feet and fingertips are still numb.

[@talkobelle5350]

Hi Sew Me. Glad you are doing better. My son wound up with GBS nearly 2 years ago and is still in an acute care facility. I've recently learned that glyphosate, an herbicide sold under several brand names, including RoundUp, is widely and heavily sprayed on crops, including just prior to harvest. It is not only in our food and water but has also been found in most vaccines due to the chicken eggs and gelatin in them which is derived from cow and pig bone and it isn't just in their eggs and bone it is in human eggs and bone and everywhere else. It has been found to cause a disruption (molecular change) to our gut bacteria, which, in turn, causes problems with multiple processes throughout our bodies on a molecular level. While there are many nasty things in vaccines, there is a correlation between the increased use of glyphosate and the uprise in autism and GBS as well as several other conditions. It is likely that the cases of vaccine injury causing these conditions is due to the introduction of glyphosate into the food chain which found it's way from there into the vaccines. In other cases it could be occupational, such as my son who was a baker and exposed to lots of powdery substances like flour and sugar which are heavily laden with glyphosate. Others may be getting diets heavy in grains such as those who drink alcohol heavily or regularly, eat a lot of breads and/or pasta, cereals, etc... Glyphosate is also in dairy products and in human breast milk. In fact it's in just about everything anymore. I have been gathering information and have done several posts on GBS, vaccines, and glyphosate and it seems the problem is with the glyphosate in our diets and it is causing different problems in different people. Other herbicides and pesticides are also causing problems such as pyriproxyfen which is likely to blame for microcephaly, not Zika which I've also posted about a few times. If you'd like to see what information I've gathered, stop by sphericalradiance.blogspot.com There is a chat there also if you have any questions or would just like to talk. I hope you will find some of this information helpful. Take care.

[@andrewdolokhov5408]

Cases vary. I did not have intense pain, but more than two years on, I have just started walking without a cane. I have yet to try running. I am very slow on stairs. My legs just feel like some of the muscles were replaced with rubber bands---the power just isn't there anymore.

[@LolLol-yh2sz]

Sew Me thank you , I was in there also for two months when I was eight and to this day I still feel it in my legs

[@aaalllfff]

Talko Belle hi, could you kindly update us on how the studies progressed so far, since you wrote this comment one year ago? Thanks!!!

[@lauren2174]

I have tingling and numbness feeling in my arms and legs, but it has been going on for a month or more and is not getting worse. Could it still possibly be Gillain barré syndrome?

[@brayantcastillo608]

I was 11 when I got this. Im 28 now, very healthy. I wish you all the best recovery possible!

[@GoGicz]

i had gbs when i was 4 im 15 now and still i get exhausted fast it suck to have this syndrom.

[@indianasb59]

🙏 I have been a nurse of 26 years. I am still struggling with my balance.

[@evalynekoech9895]

I was diagnosed with gbs 4 months ago now on rehabilitation .God has been gracious

[@sherlockwatson101]

I was hospitalized for 2.5 weeks at 26 with this disease - took me months to recover the ability to walk after getting out of the hospital I lived alone and was lucky to have the support of my parents that got me to the hospital and past it. It started with a a severe stomach bug. I’m still numb in my feet but have worked hard through physical therapy to get my strength up.

[@eriklambert3809]

I spent 31 days. Only been home 2 months. Zero change. Still wheelchair bound. My pain actually went through the roof after IVIG.

[@macintoshimann9892]

How do you get help from a doctor? I’ve had these symptoms since I had covid but can’t get a doc to believe it’s real. I was treated for anxiety as a kid so when I told them I was in so much pain it was hard to breathe they thought it was anxiety

[@perplexity8260]

I had this disease. Prayers to those that have it currently. It's not fun.

[@lisawiliams4871]

Perplexity Thank you... I've had it since 2016 and it's permanent now... I'm on a walker now

[@alstondsouza4]

@@lisawiliams4871 please don't say like that my dad has got it it's been more than 3 months of hospitalization yet can't walk , sit nor , swallow solid food from mouth !

[@lisawiliams4871]

Alston Dsouza4 what do you mean ?

[@perplexity8260]

@@lisawiliams4871 jesus christ I didn't know it could do that. I only had it for a month and it was hell. Can't imagine having it for four years only to know you'll have it forever. I hope you get through alright

[@lisawiliams4871]

Perplexity Thank you ... Prayers for your .dsad

[@dreamworld62626]

I had this thank god and his grace i got through this. Prayer to all who suffer from this. Stay strong. 💖💗💖💗

[@noahtrageser8594]

Don’t forget to thank the doctors! 😊

[@carolinebrown7829]

I had GBS and seem to have a great recovery except the irritating fatigue and muscle weakness. Your explanation is spot on. Ty

[@piyushmohapatra7581]

I had GBS when I was 6 years old, then I couldn't understand what was happening with me. But now when I remember those painful days I feel lucky that I have recovered. God bless all of you who are currently suffering from it.

[@thepoetryparadise1489]

My 13 years old little brother effected with gbs ...plz tell me where to go where do we go for his treatment for his full recovery..plz tell me🙏

[@sincity97]

same had it when i was 6 and i was told i had it today

[@courtneythomas8323]

My sister had this syndrome when she was at university she was in the hospital for a long time she is now in recovery and now she has her own business

[@jone7331]

Courtney Thomas Me since I was 11 yrs. how’s her walking

[@allymartinez853]

I had it when I was 10, and had to wear glasses had a walker and wheelchair, had to go to rehab and went to therapy for more than 2 years. It was a roller coaster for me since my dad cheated on my mom and was hiding a child along with it😞

[@courtneythomas8323]

J one She's fully recovered

[@courtneythomas8323]

Ally Martinez Yikes that's tough

[@EricSeabs]

22nd of October 2018 I noticed weakness in hands and feet, hospitalised on the 25th as I could no longer walk / get out of a chair even crawl, ambulance had to collect me from home as I could not get off the floor - essentially weak as a baby. Had 5 days of the IVIG treatment and as soon as I felt sensation I worked the hell out of my limbs. I was discharged from hospital after 7 nights walking with a walking stick to help me be stable walking, next day at home I got rid of the stick. Still weak but working on that. Posting this so people who are diagnosed with GBS know there are cases where rapid turn around is possible - keep positive and keep working the muscles as much as you can! Stay strong all.

[@germaine734]

Thank you for posting your experience. GBS is different for all of us and the same! Prayerful hugs.

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@jone7331]

Eric Seabright I have gb since I was 9 yrs old get back pls.

[@ge2719]

Did you ever exercise much before this happened? I seem to have ask these she symptoms, and have lost measurably 2/3 of my strength. I can pick up with thats 1/3 what u could before, she with endurance, i can lift that lighter weight for about a third of the repetitions, and a third of the amount of sets, and i feel exhausted and out of breath. But because I previously could do one leg squats, squat 200lbs, etc, it feels like my legs are weak, but I can just about walk.... Though my legs will randomly give way on me and i can just about manage to go shopping once a week. Because it doesnt seem to be as bad as not being able to walk or breath the doctor are basically just fobbing me off, but i cant live like this and theyre basically doing fa to help.

[@mohammedashraf2597]

I’ve recently had treatment for GBS Iv drips 9 days in hospital. After discharged from hospital now I’ve got my balance back and able to walk slowly with sticks. 85% of people recover fully 3/6 months or over a year. You will overcome this at some point and will return to normality. Walking and building up your muscles are essential. You will get there keep smiling.

[@shellz1104]

Praying for people with this! A close friend of mine has it- he loves to dance and is currently in the hospital. Pray for him 💜

[@meryemsedki9702]

May god be with him and with all who is suffering from this disease 😔 My son more than 2 weeks at the hospital for GBS

[@findmybizpartner6436]

Prays for all suffering from GBS. My sister is suffering from it right now.

[@chrisnelmes7180]

I've had it twice.But to me the worst part was the sheer boredom. Your mind is still going ,but you can go crazy from a lack of nothing to do. Even watching tv exhausts you.

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@Lord123]

Been dealing with GBS for almost 2 years. Developed after catching Covid 19. It started in my right leg and then quickly paralyzed me from the waist down. I spent 7 months in the hospital. Had to go on dialysis and got a nasty bed sore...and other fun stuff. My body is slowly recovering and i can finally stand with help. I know it can be depressing and overwhelming but try to keep strong.

[@MP5..]

Did you get vaccinated before the GBS occurred?

[@Lord123]

@@MP5.. Yes

[@MP5..]

@@Lord123 hope that you experience a full recovery

[@Lord123]

@@MP5.. Thank You.

[@facestick541420]

Makes me cry even just seeing this. I had it when I was a 3yr old. Am all good now, but it brings up some memories for sure. I hope you all make a full recovery. You got this!!!!

[@jone7331]

Jason Rorex I have it since a was 11 yrs. how’s your walking

[@facestick541420]

@@jone7331 it's perfect. No long term effects. I'm lucky. How are you doing? Tell me more

[@piyushmohapatra7581]

I had it when I was 6 years old. I still have tremors in my hands

[@missb2411]

Glad you made a good recovery. My grandson is 3 and was diagnosed with this a month ago. After 3 weeks in hospital he is now home. He's able to crawl and walk very short distances. He's slowly getting stronger and hoping he makes a full recovery. 🙏

[@priceyt6839]

my dad is getting this at 50 years old. Been about four weeks since he was diagnosed, and got moved home about ten days ago, because insurance would not continue his hospital stay. I really hope he recovers fully from this, he already had a poor quality of life before GBS and this has just made it so much more difficult.

[@edledskal9147]

Im in the hospital right now with GBS, it sucks but the doctors here are great. I really thought I was dying.

[@andys109]

Hold on pls! Read my comment above. Back in 2013 I was paralyzed with severe GBS up to my chin for 3 months. Intubated. Feeding tube. Piss catheter etc. Wheel chair, walker, cane.. Just patience, good relatives and time. You'll be good! Good bless!

[@pamaylward]

How are you doing now? Are you still recovering?

[@angelicaegot5364]

I was having a hard time understanding what affects GBS and this helps alot thank you

[@gbsgamer7923]

GBS Survivors here..been diagnosed with this love and hate disease in the end 2015,now? almost a year i keep exercise to get back that strength..

[@cookiekhad8106]

My uncle fell ill a few days ago. First it was numbness and chest pain, then he said it became unbearable pain and he had to be admitted to the hospital. First they said it was an infection but he got worse and a coma was induced while he was put on a ventilator to breathe and had a tube through his stomach to eat. They diagnosed him with GBS last night and gave him antibiotics. He’s still in critical condition but he’s improving slowly. 😊 my dad went to his brother and stayed with him from early morning till late night also trying to do his jobs for him and help his family while attending to ours aswell. I have an autistic brother also that relies on my dad to dress, feed, bathe, clean, etc so I assume it was hard for him. I haven’t gone to visit my uncle yet but probably will soon. Hope he recovers fast. 🙃

[@kumo5085]

My dad got this disease, the doctor told us about it last night,, i was hella scared cause i thought it was an incurable disease, but after reading these comments,I'm relieved cause I'm living with my grandma and dad they're both my everything.i hope dad can get better soon,,

[@cookiekhad8106]

Awwww that’s so sweet. I bet you have a great bond with both of them. I really hope ur dad gets well soon, up and running as well. 😊

[@TomLukach-ht5zs]

Did he make a full recovery?

[@JaimePanaram]

I was back to base-line within 2 weeks. I first noticed tingling in my hands and feet along with having constipation from the gbs. I went one hospital and they said the symptoms werent specific so then I waited one week until my mom had noticed I was walking as if I was drunk. I went to sick kids (an amazing hospital in toronto) and they gave me and mri and lumbar puncture and they diagnosed me with gbs. I was shocked at first but then the doctors said that I caught it early and most of the kids that come in cannot raise their hands above their head. Now almost 2 months later im back to playing soccer and being active.

[@Lungs523]

This is awesome I’m glad you got better and are able to play soccer. I hope you stay strong and are able to maintain your symptoms

[@judy_wj]

Being diagnosed with gbs at only 16 years old was another phase of life,,i recoverd after an year...to anyone suffering from this,, nutrition and exercising is the only solution

[@louisetokar3493]

I have GBS and have had it for 5 years now.....I can walk but not outdoors as my balance is off but I push through and even go to the gym every day

[@steviehottman6239]

Do you get regular treatment for it?

[@louisetokar3493]

@@steviehottman6239 not anymore. But I walk with a walker and am happy to be alive

[@Bella_0303]

@@louisetokar3493 what treatment did you have before for this?

[@ge2719]

When you say your variance is off, would you describe it as your leg randomly giving out from under you? Or how would you describe it?

[@louisetokar3493]

@@ge2719 it’s like I’m walking on stilts with no solid ground to stand on. My nerve conductivity does not work well from my waist down. I also have a drop foot because of that

[@DomSamui]

I am 11 and have GBS now for a year. I can't walk yet but am getting stronger and can't wait to play basketball again

[@herysetiawan9085]

12 years ago (I was 24 years old), the first toe I could not move, then the paralysis was spreading upwards, I was difficult to urinate, then vomiting, lastly, I had trouble breathing, I was totally paralyzed, even I was not able to move my head, and the doctor gave up, I was in a coma for about 2 hours, after which I woke up, and became normal again, the paralysis was gone. (I can walk, jump and run, although it still feels a bit weak, but in a week has returned to normal and healthy) In the morning some research doctors came in, they asked for permission to take my spinal fluid, they said rarely did the GBS patients get back to normal in such a fast time/ just in 24 hours , but my parents did not approve it. in a few moments, some doctors again tried to ask for my spinal fluid, some even offered some money, but my parents still refused. (sorry my english not good)

[@morehp1]

Your spinal fluid may have lead to a cure.

[@oscarayala2639]

Hery did you get any treatment to get better !??

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@harshithraj6954]

There's a cure in you bro

[@JD3lfin]

My father has GBS and has been fighting it since 2020. A little progress now that he began taking his first few steps.

[@Chasemorebills]

There is life after GBS I promise 💜

[@babjismarty8041]

nearly 3 months completed

[@pamaylward]

Did you completely recover?

[@RobertValley-n1i]

I am currently in the hospital, day 9. On day 4 they did the lumbar spin proceedure and found the spiked protein levels. It only presented in my lower half so i was able to research based on the protein and found this research paper from Cedar Sinai that described my condition exactly. Mine manafested very quickly. Within a half an hour, completely numb and unable to walk. No motor skills. When doctors came in for their daily update with no good news, i presented to them what I had found. They seemed skeptical but at least presented it to the neurology team (OHSU). An hour later they were setting up scheduled IVIG treatment. I have 1 to go and then off to rehab. At this point i have not been able to stand on my own

[@andys109]

I'm post GBS (50). Over 7 years now I'm CIDP. Right foot 100% drop. Ex "wife" announced divorce and abandoned me in the Helen Hayes hospital (NY) as soon as I was waken off medicated 7 weeks coma... Now her behavior looks stupid and funny.. I'm without cane already. Drive my manual modified (no legs use) Sienna. 2 daughters 12 and 14 now live with their mom.. 8 years of marriage. She regrets.. But the train is gone!

[@soyicasweet99]

I had thoracic spinal fusion for losing my ability to walk 7 years ago almost with a long recovery. I had a flare up of paralysis this March too. Now A neurologist just told me that I really had GBS. I knew this all along too and they originally said that when i got to the hospital. I had unnecessary spinal fusion surgery

[@juhasimola1]

0:10 The video starts just like ours, from the left elbow joint, sitting at home, during the day. My wife's left hand was weird, tingling. Nothing was visible. Blood pressure normal. He went to bed to rest. When he got up, his legs couldn't carry him and he fell. She shouted at me happily, pick me up. The face was swollen and the legs completely limp. The ambulance arrived in 8 minutes. At the hospital, he received cortisone and nasal supplemental oxygen. In the hospital for a week. In a wheelchair and walking at home for 2 months. Now walks slowly 1-1,5 km/h. Was 68 years old. It is now 5 years since the event. Kun fell while getting out of bed and hit his head. This can lead to convulsive epilepsy, after 6 months. Late-onset Alzheimer's disease was also diagnosed soon. Very weak memory, but still pleasant, neat and well behaved, a legacy from childhood home.

[@juhasimola1]

Corona had started in Finland at the time of illness, no rehabilitation was received.

[@juhasimola1]

This can be removed. This is not confirmed information. I later read that old carrots must be washed under running water in the spring because they may contain bacteria from the soil. These bacteria are not removed by cooking. The bacteria cause flu-like symptoms in young people. In parents, bacteria can cause seizures (epilepsy, etc.). My wife ate a lot of carrots every day. (Bacteria-virus - I don't remember which one)

[@basedsketch4133]

It afflicted me in 2005 had many months in a coma natural and induced. I was in a hospital 19 months. I was bed ridden till 2014 now can walk with a cane I'm 37 now but finally doing better

[@mikeselva3097]

glad to hear you're recovered now. Stay strong

[@blackl1steddrums]

You just gotta get through this, you'll bounce back!

[@shantelleadeline6053]

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[@claudiahillman6035]

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[@MERacin]

Was diagnosed tonight. Sitting in the ICU for at least a week.

[@yflores6085]

I'm so sorry you are going through this. 🙏Praying for a really fast recovery. Wishing you the best!

[@amythornton4013]

Hope you recover soon!

[@btcmewzik9613]

Covid is causing it

[@marthavillalobos970]

@@btcmewzik9613 yes. My son got it from covid🙏

[@btcmewzik9613]

@@marthavillalobos970 B12 cure mine I also had mild Covid it was dreadful

[@psychedelicyeti6053]

I'm glad there has been progress in this. Recovery in 6 months--2 years?! My dad got GBS in the 90s and has never recovered. I thought it was life long. Reading the comment section, I'm happy for those who were able to recover. My dad was very athletic and has never been the same. He had depression for the longest time, but he is doing better now 💕

[@sreshhhhh]

That's good to know❤️. My mom had GBS too, back in 2007. She's alright now, but a part of her facial muscles had got paralyzed. She's able to control the muscles partially after physiotherapy.

[@maja233]

From what I read around 3% don't recover. I had GBS, before it i trained my whole life but now I can't run for 2 minutes without collapsing :( it happens

[@waterwoman901]

My dad died of it at 86, finally couldn't breathe anymore. He got it after his first flu shot.

[@bingusmctingus4395]

My father had this in ‘08. Those were dark times, my mom ended up driving my dad to his business clients, and my dad ended up guiding my mother for doing the computer work that he couldn’t do...

[@plentyofnoone]

With GPS for the second time in my life this is a very good general info on the syndrome GBS However it can be a little bit scarier But they don't want you to panic I will say the pain is worse than childbirth And the pain you don't even have to move to feel the painGood luck to anyone experiencing GBS

[@patho0384]

Debra Kelley - Hi, Debra. How long is the gap between your first and second? I have just recovered from GBS and my doctor couldn't tell me whether I will have a relapse.

[@RIZWANKHATIB]

Debra Kelley in 2002 first time then 2011 again now 3rd time i have some problem so moving to dr. in india right now i am in qatar.

[@dexterwezzie2426]

RIZWAN KHATIB same here but I drink hardcore smoke all day.. As usual

[@loonatic7898]

Debra Kelley aww I have GBS rn :( Good luck to you,hope it will all be alright.

[@drcalliber732]

I had this in the past, was lucky enough where no permanent damage was done. As well as being able to recover relatively quickly. The frustration of misdiagnosis from rheumatologists and so on was mind numbing. I seriously wish to all people who are currently dealing with this vicious disease the best. It’s a tricky and very subjective disease.

[@KarenWasherGrudzien]

Facebooo

[@ge2719]

What was your experience with the rheumatologist exactly?

[@maja233]

I was 11, up to that point trained taekwondo for 5 years and planned to go pro... I had the flu and started feeling pain in my thighs while walking. 3 days later I woke up and started screaming from the pain I felt in my legs. I had a slow developing, less severe case, but even so I couldn't walk at all. Took me a month after leaving the hospital to relearn how to walk and I couldn't run for 6 months... I tried going back to training but I simply couldn't do it. It's been 4 years now and I struggle in PE class

[@talkobelle5350]

My 38 yo son got GBS nearly 2 years ago and is still in an acute care facility. Recently a paper was published on glyphosate being present in most vaccines. It was especially high in the MMR vaccine which most parents with children with autism will be interested in. Glyphosate is an herbicide. It is in Monsanto's RoundUp and several other brands by different makers. It came to market in 1974, is sprayed on crops, and is now heavily used, including just prior to harvest. Glyphosate has also been added right into the seeds in some cases. Glyphosate disrupts our gut bacteria and replaces the glycine amino acid with glyphosate among other damage. It also messes with the reproductive system, causes autoimmune disorders, etc. The paper is: Glyphosate V by Anthony Samsel and Stephanie Seneff. My son is a baker. It is possible his GBS is a result of years of exposure to flour, sugar, and other powdery products from crops that are heavily sprayed. The skyrocketing incidences of Autism and increasing number of GBS cases show a correlation to the use of glyphosate. Most vaccines, including the flu vaccine have been found to be contaminated with glyphosate. Glyphosate also causes slow cell death. Glyphosate has been found in human breast milk, meat, dairy, vegetables, water, alcohol, air, sugar, grain, soy, eggs, bone. In fact, it has been found in almost everything. Learn more about glyphosate and insist it be removed from the market. Problem is, what will they replace it with? Something even more toxic? Other dangerous herbicides include Dicamba, atrazine, and 2,4 D or 2,4 Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid. Then there is glufosinate and pyriproxyfen which are nasty pesticides to name but a few. Pyriproxyfen was added to the drinking water in Brazil several months prior to the microcephaly outbreak in the same area. Glyphosate also began being heavily used there and is likely responsible for the correlating increase in incidences of GBS. Zika is a lie. The aedes egypti mosquito that carries it was discovered in the 1700s and the virus in 1947 and neither microcephaly nor GBS had been a problem until the introduction of pyriproxyfen and glyphosate. If the mosquito was responsible, we would have had the problem long ago and if it were, it would also be the first time ever for a mosquito to cause a birth defect. It isn't the mosquito. It's the chemicals.

[@rr7firefly]

+Talko -- this is shocking information you present. I have no doubt that something developed by Monsanto could cause serious harm to human beings. Monsanto has a terrible track record when it comes to contaminating the food supply and it has an effective lobby to keep their products on the market without any significant regulation. I will look further into the info you present on Zika.

[@eskedarzeleke5708]

Wow eye opener 😮

[@abdulhameed2228]

Can I get the newspaper name n on which date it was published

[@maurawittler2708]

Talko Belle very good reporting...I have a friend with GBS and I suffered from chickengunua in Puerto Rico for 4 months before i started to regain strength. That was prior to outbreakth of zika. There is something defiantly going on with so many people contacting GBS RECENTLY!

[@107zaidi]

any chances of recovery for a patient with GBS and vent for 16 years ?

[@jill6979]

Our tenant is currently hospitalized. We want to help her, but not sure how. Trying to learn. She is a single mother, son is with grand parents, bit man this thing is wild.

[@halliescreations]

I have a loved one hospitalized on a ventilator it seems Covid triggered the GBS. I’m open to helpful insights to help him on his road to recovery when he wakes up. I know he has a long road ahead. He is completely paralyzed at this time. He’s in his 40’s

[@meganfernandes497]

Is he able to walk. My partner has just been diagnosed after taking the pfeizse

[@halliescreations]

@@meganfernandes497 he’s slowly making progress, upper body functions now, but still in wheelchair. He is slowly getting better, and came home about a week ago. Prayers for you & your loved one. It’s brutal, just stay the course with your partner. He is improving, he’s a fighter.

[@lesliecook4786]

My husband got GBS the same way (covid) he was on a ventilator for 6 weeks. he’s been home about a year and still struggling. He no longer uses a wheel chair or cane but needs braces for his legs. Strength in his hands are slowly coming back. He has very little stamina and gets winded easily. He has such a positive outlook. I’m here if anyone needs to talk.

[@ge2719]

@@meganfernandes497 pretty much these exact side effect hit me after taking the Pfizer, and I can't get a doctor to even admit that's what caused it despite it happening literally right after, twice. What was the department of the doctor diagnosed him? Neurology?

[@LaxmikantBhumkar]

Very informative illustration. Good to spread awareness about GBS. Thank-you..!

[@ConstitutionalRepublic00]

It's caused by poisoning from a well accepted medical procedure. A certain type of medical procedure that has been immune from liability since 1986.

[@phillyopalandgem8847]

I wonder what that could be.....well give you 19 guesses

[@ConstitutionalRepublic00]

@@phillyopalandgem8847 but, I know the answer.

[@furyrift]

What’s the procedure?

[@_Anna_Nass_]

Vaccines?

[@indianasb59]

🙏 I have been a nurse of 26 years. I am still struggling with my balance.

[@striinstictt9506]

i have it and i play baseball and i never give up even though i have that burden on me

[@louismufc6723]

My father was diagnosed yesterday and im can barely sleep and im really scared, hes been in the hospital for 4 days now...

[@MetsBaseball5959]

Louis MUFC itll end up okay. I was diagnosed about a month ago, and spent the month in the hospital, then rehab. they will do everything in their power and he will recover. hang in there❤

[@louismufc6723]

Thank you very much, hes gotten alot better now and hes been moved hospital to do physio on weekdays, im visiting today and the last time i saw him he was fine, thank you

[@rr7firefly]

+Louis -- Meghan is absolutely correct. I spent 9 days in an induced coma in ICU and an additional week in the hospital to begin recovery.

[@ebenizer656]

weird thing is my dad has gbs and today was his fourth day at the hospital, been visiting everyday just hope he ends up alright

[@kauigirl808]

Hope he is better!!!

[@destinywashington6008]

Nice video! Thank you!

[@richrall8015]

I had GBS when I was 4 or 5, don't remember to much about it. I can't prove that I had it other than from family. I was treated at a hospital in Chicago which was sold and a few years later it burned down. I am 63 still have residual effects from it clumsy, loose balance, fingers not grabbing items,like it takes 3 times to pick up an item, coughing for no reason and the biggest is issues with the heart. I have normal beat or higher rate like I doing something physical when I haven't or really pounding or skipping a beat or 2. The last is palpitations. Nothing triggers any of these. If you have had GBS do not get a flue shot they finally put a warning about getting the vaccine for flue shots on the consent form.

[@cathyb7470]

Merci pour ces informations. Dommage que ce ne soit pas sous titrés ou traduit en Français.

[@charlesdechene5003]

I got gbs a few years ago. It was because of a tetanus shot and it was tough, but I beat it. GBS is hard, painful and uncaring but beatable

[@Hoodrich2303]

I’m not sure if I have gbs like my legs feel like numb and I feel the pins and needle feeling but I can walk with a walker but without I have no balance I still have strength to move around too and my legs started feeling numb like day ago do you know if I have gbs?

[@NajmulHossainNaeemNaeem-pe6nd]

i was diagnosed in 2019...still many problem i face like flue and body weakness.......

[@fyi_beauty]

I currently have miller-fisher which is a rare variant of GBS 😒 It's horrible!

[@lejla3147]

Had this too and just came out of hospital a few days ago. It was horrible !

[@twompking3516]

hey did either of you have it start with the left side of your face going numb, then tingling in arms then numbness of total face and arms then legs?

[@keylimepie210]

I had this. Scariest thing ever. 2 years on and I still have tingling in my finger tips and left toes and not 100% back to normal. I'm shocked how little doctors know about the cause of this because with all the research I've done and thinking about how I was afflicted with it I have learned that its a combination of leaky gut whereby food particles and bacteria make their way into your blood stream and your anti bodies go to attack them but go overboard and damage your nerve sheaths. The trigger point is that you're also under high stress and catch a cold or virus. Coffee is the worst thing for the gut as is gluten, alcohol, vegetable cooking oils, dairy. Eat lots of sauerkraut for healthy gut, fatty fish, avocados and eggs are super for mending nerve damage. Take magnesium, vitamin D3 and B12. None of my doctors told me this. They just wanted to prescribe drugs like gabentine and ibuprofen which are of zero help and just do more damage to the gut. Hope this helps people out there.

[@OPETH_OPETH]

Please I just wanna know what it means that recovery period takes between 6mos to 2 years? Does it mean that the GBS symptoms such as imbalanced walking 🚶‍♀️ and inability to use stairs disappear during this period?

[@nileshkumar963]

My Father is suffering from GBS since 1 year He had plasma 2 times but he still unable to do his daily routine activities He also can't moves his hands and legs without other's support 😥 So please give me an advice what we do the next? about my father's good recovery Please reply

[@shereehardin5783]

It takes time sometimes. You should ask people directly who've been healed already.

[@germaine734]

join Guillain Barre Syndrome Survivors on facebook. Some GBS patients get weekly IVIG treatments in their homes. Prayerful hugs. 18 years post GBS.

[@georgeanderson3259]

Exercise, exercise, exercise, exercise, then exercise some more. Physical therapy is only thing that can help after the acute phase is over. It will need to be a new normal for him. Prayers for a quick and compete recovery.

[@jeevanthapa3801]

How this foundation gonna help? Even I have join this foundation through subscriptions I did send mail but nothing. In mail I only get message about collecting donations and reaching target but not about help.... I am obsessed with this foundation.

[@matthewhenry1398]

I have been getting tingling, and sharp pain all over my body. It started under my feet and it went up my body. I have felt sharp pain real fast on my spine, my neck, and around the heart. I might have GBS. I also have many headaches, bad eye coordination and have trouble hearing. For example sometimes I have a hard time listening to someone talk up close from like 5-10 feet away. It really bothers me. I also can sleep because I always get the tingling and sharp pain on my body and it drives me crazy. I also can't sit for a period of time because of the pain that I get and sometimes my legs feel numb as so my arms. I hope u guys could support me and hope for the best that I don't have GBS!

[@kristellegonzales6660]

Matthew Henry how are you now?

[@Goodshottv-05119]

how r u now?

[@rickdelagarza4ever]

A friend of mine, she had an epidural. Could this be an entry wound/point as to where a bacterial infection could have occurred?

[@spinflux]

My partner had GBS in 2014. He was a vibrant healthy 37 year old man. He was in a coma for over 50 days. He couldn't speak or breathe on his own for a year. He still can't walk, and can use his hands but not as well as he used to. These stories of people getting it for 2 weeks piss me off.

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@spinflux]

@@saketarora7107 He regained that function eventually but it took a couple of years.

[@infinitemia3898]

True I had it when I was 18 months but and now thirteen and I still have pains and tingling and I still feel week and I checkups and the main hospital but I go running and it actually helps strengthen my muscles so don’t be scared the doctors can do things for u

[@jone7331]

Hi from Houston Texas I been having these gB since I was 11 yrs old I’m 42 now. Is a real bad sickness I stayed in the hospital for 3 yrs. after. Rehabilitations when’s throw operations on my legs. And took me. A least 6 yes to start walking again.

[@blakewhite2755]

To anyone who has had GBS in the past, this is a reach for some help. My mother, around this time a year ago, was diagnosed with GBS. From what I am seeing, her case seems to be one of the more extreme ones. She’s still hospitalized a year later, can barely move her legs, and I’ve lost a lot of hope recently (being it’s been 2 Christmas’s without my mom). Can someone let me know that there’s light at the end of this tunnel? What do I expect at this point? And is this more common than I’m seeing? Don’t make me feel even worse than I already do, but making time to go see my mom in the hospital for a whole year now is only getting tougher and I just want to be able to come home from school and she’s here. If anyone would just comment if you know of a similar situation, that would be awesome.

[@KaBaSki714]

❤ I don't have the answers you are looking for, but I pray your mom is able to return home fully recovered.

[@magnified101]

How is your mom doing?

[@blakewhite2755]

@@magnified101 she sadly passed away due to complications.

[@magnified101]

@@blakewhite2755 I am so sorry for your loss.

[@pamaylward]

@@blakewhite2755 I'm so sorry for your loss Blake :(

[@dustinbutler5576]

Iv had gbs for 2 years now as of now I still have no balance and a bad case of muscle break down and I still have no strength at all

[@harrysingh5608]

I was diagnosed with this very tough time stay safe everybody

[@imanenter]

Hi everyone I also suffered from GBS and still working on it. it's about 4 months and everything is recovered about 80% just my left index finger and feet. ask me anything you want will be glad to help !!!! take care, love

[@thepoetryparadise1489]

My 13 yrs old brother is currently sufferening from gbs ..plz tell us where to go for his better treatment to cure him....plz tell me🙏

[@imanenter]

@@thepoetryparadise1489 hi man please stay calm i understand you but please dont put aaaanyyy pressure on him and dont make him scared if doctor visited him and now he is under medical treatments just let doctor do his-her job but tell your brother to do his personal things by himself like (bathroom or having pills or anything ) u just cover him so he dont fall and break his leg the more he walk and be active the easier he will recover. Sorry for my bad English

[@imanenter]

@@thepoetryparadise1489 he is just 13 he will be fully recovered dont worry i think ivig is best treatment i took those and pleeaseee take him to physiotherapist everyday for first 1 month its golden month dont miss it.

[@thepoetryparadise1489]

@@imanenter thank you so so much fr the informations.very helpful..thanks a lot again😊

[@shahinashaik6457]

My mom is in hospital now its almost 20 days being in hospital thank God she is out of ventilation she can now breath by her own she she cannot eat through pipe fluids r poured .just give me some suggestions what type of physio is needed at this moment she can shake her hands and palm movement in legs now physio is done just hands nd leg movements plz suggest anything for mom's full recovery nd suggest food to

[@vinaykutri5419]

I know the pain of gbs its a very rare disease, its been a 5 years i have recovered now, i wish who are suffering a speedy recovery. Just think god as tested us,be positive.

[@ZainulAbideen-im7fe]

My niece has this syndrome she is only 3 years old and it is already one week in progress. Can any of you guide me through healing process

[@nadiahamayoun]

my dayghter digonesed gbd i m really worried about her any tips plz share

[@cherryblossomk22]

wonderful!! thank you so much!

[@drhassoon]

Is it a form of multiple sclerosis? Or something similar 🤔

[@maja233]

A form of neuropathy

[@biasedjedi4353]

No, MS is different. Guillain Barre has no know real cause, but MS is caused by autoimmune factors.

[@borkbusters4746]

I have GBS to and doctors say it might take up to 6 months for me to recover

[@loonatic7898]

TomsAnimations I currently have it,this month is the 7th month since I got it.

[@mr.blackhammer2186]

2 month from now i will have made a full year. i still can't stand up but from the help of someone and i can't walk up or down steps but i can walk atleast and i'm starting to improve much faster now. if you still have it be strong. i wish you the best.

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@AbbeyCausley]

I woke up and my legs from the waist down were totally numb. I thought they were jyst alseep so i waited for them to wake up, and waited and waited..... i was at a friend's house and he had to go to work and kinda wanted me to get gone so he was rushing saying stop stalling i gotta go to work! I tried too scoot down the stairs on my butt knowing something was terribly wrong by then called the ambo they carried down the stairs got diagnosed that day

[@thelilsavage362]

I wish for me walking was easy i had it for 8 yrs I got gbs from a spray paint i think it was the fumes that started it i slowly lost my ability to walk after a week and now im trying to rebuild my ability (theres one thing if anyone reading this if they have weak lungs wear a mask if your using strong spray paint) (Srry this was supposed to a reply)

[@theeves4351]

I don’t know what I’m suffering from yet but I hope it’s not GBS, doctors I’ve seen have no idea what it could be, they only say: « there is nothing to worry about. » but I’m scared tbh... I can’t walk for too long or take stairs bc it makes my legs so weak, any move can trigger those “vibrations” in my arms, and sometimes I feel like a heavy weight on my chest and I have difficulty breathing....😔

[@isma9711]

please wich application you are using for making your videos ?

[@loonatic7898]

Soon my eight month of having Gbs! (26th every month)

[@amykj]

Fellow nctzen, r u ok now dear??

[@user-bi5jz1sj5c]

Hey which app did u use to do this video ? I have one to make for school but I don’t know how

[@babjismarty8041]

My dad have GBS problem nearly 3 months completed but there is no result plz suggest me a better hospital to recover

[@ankitamahathakur1820]

I have a query. I had a very sever GBS in 2012 and was hospitalized for 7 months, 5 months in ICU. I was very badly harmed and had a cardiac arrest because of pneumonia which was caused because of veining of ventilator.. it took an year and a half for me to walk and eat food. I still have numbness in my feet . its been 5 years now. I just wanted to know if I am planning for a baby, would it affect me or my baby? are there any chances for the relapse or recurrence during or after my pregnancy?

[@mevlogs194]

doctor says where it came from? but states that its not contaegous? so how did they confirmed it

[@laulavinia]

Well, its too hard to talk about it. Its extremely painfull I just remember that I passed away like 80 (or so) times in a day. I had 4th degree of GBS and for sake of god that is probably the most painfull thing u can ever exprience. All of these tough and heavy medicines, painkillers, red-colored prescriptions... I recovered fully in 4 months at age of 17. And these physiotheraphy things... God I know this disease needs patience more then everything. I recommend you to eat (if ur out of intense care unit) a lot of vegetables and specially tomatos. IDK whats in these red miracle things but its helps a lot, trust me. AND ALSO SO SO SO MUCH IMPORTANT ADVISE FROM ME: *If you are suffering from GBS, and can't stand the "PAIN" get some massage. PHYSICOTHERAPY MASSAGES! JUST GET SOME MASSAGES!* Trust me, I've been through this. U need that more than everything. Bcs ur muscles can't do their job when ur paralyzed and convulsed with pain. So, for making sure that there is enough movement and blood flow through your muscles. *U NEED TO GET MASSAGES WHENEVER UR AVAILABLE.* I got massages every day before sleep and IV-IG. I was able to walk all by myself when I got out of hospital for physiotheraphy. I believe this helped a lot. Also I know that hot and heat can make neural infection spread more faster but If your doctor says YES, GET SOME HOT SHOWER. Thats helps the lowering pain in the first steps of GBS. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELVES. ITS HARD AND EASY TO SAY THAT "UR GONNA BE GOOD". But trust your doctors. Get acupuncture, electrotherapy. Make exercises at your hospital room with help of nurses. Remember, all is well... (As soon as u get sum massages....)

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@Msphit5]

love these picture videos

[@orangestoneface]

In comparison with 101 other patients with severe GBS admitted to the intensive care unit, the patients who died were older and more likely to have underlying pulmonary disease. In a specialized center, the primary event leading to death from GBS was ventilator-associated pulmonary infection, predominantly in elderly patients with significant comorbidity......seems few young die....was hard to find. æ

[@tamilsportsprediction4889]

Salaiva comes out continuously? If i have gbs

[@xxxbsv]

my dad had this😳 hospitalized for 4 months and started walking 1 month after he left the hospitol

[@magnified101]

Hows your dad doing?

[@patremagilbert8787]

Is there a test u can take with bloid work.

[@kenHoyme]

is it contagious? plss do reply guys pls

[@veronicabattle3903]

My brother currently has GBS. It's so hard on him. He has been paralyzed for several weeks now. What's the best way to communicate with him? He can't talk nor does he has the ability to use his hands. Any suggestions please!

[@nolandad28]

My wife has it. She was diagnosed back in February 2019.. we had to create a alphabet chart to communicate with her. But she can talk and etc now. Currently in a power chair and still no feelings in toes, cant fully use her hands or arms. This is a tuff thing to deal with as a caregiver/husband/father and for the ones who has this syndrome

[@veronicabattle3903]

Hello, Thank you Larry for responding. I'm at a loss for how this disease effects people. My prayers and blessing to you, your wife and your family. Thank you for the advice of the alphabet board. I will certainly use it, as it's a struggle communicating. I'm so glad that your wife is able to talk and other things. We will keep her in prayer that shebmakes a full recovery! And thank you for not giving up on her!

[@johnnygooch3872]

@@veronicabattle3903 hey how is your brother doing now?

[@pamaylward]

@@nolandad28 How is she now?

[@pamaylward]

@@johnnygooch3872 Did you have GBS?

[@infinitemia3898]

I had been able to walk talk and do everything but I had to restart my mum said it was like having a newborn baby even though I was almost 2 years old

[@daan260]

so it´s pretty much the same as multiple sclerosis but it is caused by an infection and you´re likely to recover from it?

[@GAMilne]

No, GBS affects the peripheral nervous system, MS affects the central nervous system. Also, MS is degenerative and you don't recover. GBS comes on fast and usually people experience full, or near full recovery.

[@nandhuharikumar995]

Good explanation🖤