Guillain Barre Syndrome Physical Therapy

This is the story of one patient's recovery story showing his amazing progress in just a few short months!

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[stevespessard]

Hi - great GBS success story but would love to see a detailed video outlining specific exercises for lower body for folks recovering from GBS. Thanks!

[carolf]

This made me cry. We are struggling to even find a place where Greg (my husband) can go get rehabilitation. He has been in the hospital for over 11 weeks now and we cannot find a place to get him help. It's so depressing! I just want him to get the help he needs!!

[krucefix]

i might be 4 years late, but this truly gave me hope, i just got out of the hospital with this BS as my diagnosis, thank you, hope is hard to come by and you gave me some

[darlenestrimple]

So encouraging and gives me hope. So glad for your progress.

[venkataharika]

Congrats Paul. Look like u puts hardworking

[anshikajyotiverma]

Hi... Can you suggest exercises to overcome foot drop and weak spine after GBS?

[Sathiyashome]

helo friends i am also affected by gbs before 9 months yes i treated as at Icu becuase of i cant breath i was in ventilator thn 2 months later my leg was touch the land tat time i feel god is great nw i recoverd thanks for everyone for who were all pray for me i m very lucky for tat.
nw i panned for seond baby.ll any problem come or not????plz suggest

[davidjustdavid]

Congrats Paul, looks like yoy put the hard work and commitment. Hope you're keeping well.

[rep_talks]

Even I did recovered from aidp in 2 months
But still my back feels weak

[michaelvincentsaguibodomin]

Im gbs survivor since im 12 years old. And now im 19 but my finger not back and i cant walked properly

[saultopaul]

Ok, I’m at the beginning of this battle. I was recently diagnosed with it. Any recommendations on what to do? What was most helpful? I’ve done the slightest little bit of p.t., but basically that’s it. I would greatly appreciate your input. Thank you!!

[rishigambhir]

Muje gbs h kya ye theak ho sakta h foot drop h

[blkjakk]

I’m fortunate that I have been able to walk without any treatment. I developed Guillain Barré syndrome 5 days after getting sick with what I believe was Covid-19. The 5th day after I fist got sick I woke up and started to stand up but it felt like each leg weighed 150 lbs. and ny feet were stuck to the floor. I could walk but it was very slow and took every bit of concentration I had. I also had no reflexes in my legs. My legs felt like they didn’t belong to me yet I could touch my legs and feel everywhere I touched. The problem came when my brain was telling my legs to walk. I could stand still with no problem and sit at my drumset and play double bass but when I would try to walk it was extremely frustrating and difficult. That was 6 months ago. I now have the tiniest bit of reflexes showing up when the hammer hits my knees & I feel like I have about 75% control over my legs BUT I still don’t trust them.

[marymagdalene]

Be careful of this Gbs it's very dangerous. I lost my Father I know the pain. How it comes nobody knows. But it kills soo Pls do nt neglect or ignore it
Tq u