“I Started To Feel Like I Was Dead” - Timothee Fighting Guillain-Barré Syndrome with Erigo

After losing much of his neurological functionality, Timothee was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré, a rare neurological disease. A team of doctors and PTs started the early mobilization with the help of the Erigo. The benefits of this tilt table physical therapy concept are the gradual verticalization and stepping movement that prevent a drop in blood pressure.
The use of rehabilitation robotics is helping hospitals that are fighting the lack of therapists to still be efficient. By using Erigo for early mobility in ICU, therapists can reduce joint stiffness and increase muscle strength from early stages on.
Watch his touching story and listen to what he experienced.
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[@dilsharasilva5924]

I had GBS last year 2019; 5 days before my Wedding.I was unconscious for 1 whole month. Thank God I survived within 2-4 months 😘

[@IntoBlackHouse]

What you might not know about verticalization is that it can be incredibly physically and mentally overwhelming. I had GBS and was lying in a bed for weeks and weeks. Eventually I got to the stage where the nurses would put me in a vertical device. It became even harder to breathe, and there was pain too all throughout my body. I felt like I was gonna pass out, suffocate and die when they did it.

[@stephenfermoyle1498]

its astounding the difference in the medical experience in Europe and how quickly this boy recovered

[@lepen4652]

this lad is an inspiration

[@dijonnestricklen244]

This young man went through this horrible pain and suffering from a pain he never had.

[@rr7firefly]

I would feel very confident receiving medical care in a French hospital. Their medical system is better than that of many nations. // I came to this as a former GBS patient, so I identify with Timothee. I am very happy for his recuperation. 100 days is a long time for a hospitalization. Mine was only 16 days, although I needed to walk with a cane for several months after that, and several times I felt that I was exhausted. Timothee should always remember to watch himself so that he does not overextend himself physically, even with news of a full recovery. GBS can recur later in life for any of us.

[@smpeace2683]

Keep moving everyone. IF we don't use it . we lose it.

[@arlenealfaras4820]

my cousin is been diagnosed this kind of disease,, hope she can also survive for the sake of her children

[@dexterwezzie2426]

Arlene Alfaras how is she doing now

[@lukewood3902]

What an amazing machine! Wish I'd been able to use one when I got GBS.

[@prayerstojesus]

how are you now bro your recovery

[@flashxff5723]

my brother has been suffering from gbs since 11.05.2018 and tody in 23.06.2018 he has got very slow progressing and can just move very very little of his foot finger. though he has given immunogloblin inj on 17.05.2018 to 21.05.2018. he can take food by his mouth since 11.06.2018 but still in foley catheterization. pray for him

[@schnauzermom2922]

Zakir Prodhan 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rooey101donovan9]

How is he now, praying for him!

[@prayerstojesus]

hows his progress he will surely recover trust god praying for him

[@vasudevrv1458]

I had taken this treatment an year ago and now I still has hand shivering....I don't know why..

[@prayerstojesus]

samehere

[@GoGicz]

had this when i was 4 i don't remember much as i was little child but now im 17 and still feel some long lasting effects like harder to breath and muscle pain.

[@GoGicz]

@DonnellOkafor-pw7zc says who? you some random on internet? i literally have long lasting effects no matter if you believe it or not.

[@loonatic7898]

I'm glad my GBS isn't as bad.

[@ventilator98]

Whats the ENGLISH translation of this video?

[@LucySerrano-mt1pz]

I can imagine .i had the The G .B S. syndrome. you get better every day ; you must have patient.

[@AmorVidaCuidadoAAVC]

Fantástico esta forma de abordar o tratamento.

[@DrHSA-sh7gp]

Which hospital is this?

[@dijonnestricklen244]

That's something I would have to do this video scared me

[@johnhironimus5748]

I try to read a few survivour stories every week got this may 17 2023 still recovering every story is an insperation ive fought that fight not everyones battle is the same lots of hard work gose into recovery some pepple it takes years but we get back and we get better i for one am very grateful for nurses support teams doctors phisio and even administration for the amazing job those people do every day going way over pay grade to ensure we have what we need i thank my faith my lord and saviour and each and every one that fed me washed me wiped my behind for thier part in my slow return to my family and life blessing for all

[@zoomingpictures4752]

A friend of Mine has THE Same Syndrom. But the hospital didn't know what to do. Now he's almost on the end. He can't breath no longer and is screaming the whole time

[@kyliedaley6547]

Cpchick what a terrific team and inspiring man

[@italiaintv_]

Is he ok now?

[@heprynn5184]

What lovely manifolds 👍🏻RN👍🏻

[@NessysSanctuary]

I think the robotic machine has a place but I wonder what will happen to the physio therapists will they become obsolete. I would like them to ose both as you can not substitute the human touch. We need human interactions.

[@komorunnesakhanom3562]

Two members in my family had GBS my husband and now my mother how come it is a rare disease..

[@vishalkumar-em4cd]

i gone with this very recently.i got a rebirth its realy when you see had sufferd..

[@mrinaliniritumaurya6200]

God bless you.

[@whatsappstatusdesi3636]

its my 3rd month of gbs 70% recovred

[@JoeCool794]

How are you today?

[@hanif447]

I experienced this in 5th grade elementary school, very shocked to hear that I got a dangerous disease which is quite rare.

[@fratylmaz7696]

İyileşme sürecini anlatır mısın?

[@geox1813]

Mon grand père a le syndrome mais il est chez lui dans un lit car il est dans un pays en cours de développement il n’a pas la chance d’être dans un lit robot ect … J’ai peur qu’il ne puisse jamais ce relever comme il est dit au début de la vidéo

[@zitoon974]

actuellement en rééducation, tout ce que je peux vous dire c'est battez vous, gardez le moral a 200% bien sûr on doute on galère a s'habiller, se levet des toilettes et autres. On en veut pas de tout ça, mais malheureusement c'est ça notre réalité et faut se battre.

[@DrHSA-sh7gp]

What the name of this machine

[@Summitmedsci]

Its the Hocoma Erigo

[@domsworld8389]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@abderrahimkhiari5682]

Bonjour jeune homme J'ai eu la même maladie Hospitalisé à Garches près de Paris en 2014 je suis revenu dans mon pays en Algérie et je vais bien 57 ans Sa Et je

[@abderrahimkhiari5682]

Salut je Vous souhaite une bonne vie

[@sonaliwalunj3845]

I was suffered from GBS last year 12May 2019 to 25May2019 admit in nahsik(maharashtr)sahyadri hospital.My hand and Legs are already holely dead.Dr duberkar sir tritmenting mi gave imuniglobin injection in IV widin 5 days then after 15 days discharge me. But My left legs are not work properly.

[@prayerstojesus]

you will recover trust god and excercise

[@smpeace2683]

Move your muscles.

[@johnhironimus5748]

Not possible to move anything till nevres and mylen sheath regrow im 4 months in at 69 years old 3 month on hosp one month at ho.e still not walking and lots of nerve pain

[@olgaschegoleva8492]

GBS associated with vaccine injury, how may of posters here were vaccinated shortly before experiencing symptoms?

[@lucybarber3395]

Right now my brother haven't being diagnosed with this sindrome, but is a lot of casualties he got all this sintoms after the Covid vaccine.

[@stephenfermoyle1498]

its astounding the difference in the medical experience in Europe and how quickly this boy recovered