Monthly Archives: March 2017

My experience with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) has evoked the purest and sincerest of thoughts and emotions; I am always awed to hear persons relate their interactions with me after GBS, below my dear friend Kellie Cadogan-Price shares hers…

Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) epitomizes change, pain and time at their greatest… Every aspect of my life had changed, I missed the person that I use to be but most of all I missed the independence that I had taken for … Continue reading →

There is a saying that time flies when you are having fun, the opposite holds true! I was home for only three days but they were three especially long days and I was reeling from the pain, exhaustion and whirlwind … Continue reading →

28th – 31st May 2016 Day 114 / 28th May: 16 weeks after the onset of my symptoms I was being discharged from the hospital.

Regardless of the situation or the severity, illness is never isolated. GBS especially, demands that everyone with whom you come into contact with give of themselves physically and emotionally.