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June 2007
- GBS 17 years later - by Jason - (Thu, Jun 28 2007)
In the beginning of second grade it all started after a case of pnuemonia. When I was better I went to school and my legs started getting weaker as the day went on.
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- having a baby left me with guillian barre - by j miah - (Fri, Jun 15 2007)
after having my 7th child i stayed in hospital for 7 days. i had fever blood infection,i came home and started to get headache shoulder pains,which went for few days until i could not take it any more having so many antibaotics that did not help.
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- Re-living a nightmare with Guillain Barre - by GH - (Fri, Jun 15 2007)
I was diagnosed with Guillain Barre in 1976 while in the Navy. It first began after a very bad case of mononucleosis, one that required hospitalization. I ran a high fever for several days and finally the fever broke and I was discharged.
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- Double Trouble - by sandra - (Mon, Jun 11 2007)
My name is Sandra, I have had Guillian Barre Syndrome twice. When I was 13 yrs old during the christmas school holidays,
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