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@@peteruon4370 thank you for your encouragement Peter :)

Uyen, may I please ask what caused you to have GBS, did the doctors told you? Thank you, Peter

@PeterUon I honestly want to know as well, but no , doctors said it could be anything that triggered my immune system attack my own nerves. A week before I got gbs, I was sick, I had fever and then started coughing heavily.

@@marcelocayetano5951 what an amazing update! The feeling of gaining back your control and be able to do things by yourself is absolutely the best feeling ever. I’m so happy for you. Keep it up 🫶🏻

@@thytran1169 thankyou 🥹

@@marcelocayetano5951 hi . Hope everything goes well with you 💙

@@byuyen hello friend, so far I’m getting better. My vision is improving but there’re times that I’m seeing double hopefully as days goes by it’ll get better. As all my doctors said it’ll take time. Take care and God Bless.

@@marcelocayetano5951 it does take time to heal, but as long as you’re improving. That’s a good sign. It took me a year and a half to be back on my feet. So don’t give up 💓

@@byuyen hello friend thank you for the encouragement helps me a lot.

@@marcelocayetano5951 thankyou for your update. This made my day, I’m so happy for your progress, it’s amazing that you improve so much since we last talked. I truly believe that you will get better everyday, please keep me posted on your progress and keep fighting 🫶🏻

I truly believe that as long as you don’t give up, you can defeat GBS. You are so much stronger than you think, you can overcome this and once you do, you will see that life is beautiful and it worth to go through hell to continue to live. Your life is beautiful because your family and friends around you have been there in your darkest nights to support you, and you are not alone in the battle. Stay positive and stay strong my dear, GBS - get better soon 🐢

Hi! I hope that your uncle give all the medical attention he needs at the hospital and he’s getting as much love and support from his family and friends. It was the only thing that kept me up, gave me hope. Let’s him know that he’s not alone and I hope someday when I visit UK, I will love to see him, to share his GBS story in person. Stay positive and hope he’s getting better soon

Thankyou 🫶🏻

Thankyou my friend, I still walk slowly and awkwardly but I’m very happy that I don’t need a cane or a walker. Even though I still rely on my wheelchair for long distance trips ☺️

@@byuyen Friend if I’ll be able to walk with a cane before the end of this year is gonna be a big accomplishment for me. I’m still struggling using the walker, I couldn’t walk looking forward without getting dizzy due to my double vision. During the early stage of my GBS half of my face was numb and both of my eyesight was affected. Still have a little tremor both of my arms. But watching you gives me hope that one day my condition will improve. Thank you friend for your vlogs.

@@marcelocayetano5951 I did have double vision when I first able to open my eyes again. It took me 2-3 weeks till it went away. It was a scary feeling, I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to see again because doctor said nothing was guaranteed. My advice, sleep a lot, rest well, that’s how the nerve heals. Please keep me posted 🥰

Hi friend, thankyou for sharing your story and encouragement. I remember when I was completely paralyzed, I was laying on the hospital bed and feeling so lonely, even though my husband, parents and friends were with me 24/7. I didn’t know about GBS , I didn’t hear any stories about GBS survivor. After couple weeks in the hospital I started loosing hopes. My husband reached out and called so many GBS survivors and asked them about their story and recovery, that gave me some hopes that I would be better one day. It was a long waiting game and I feel pain every single day. So I understand how you feel about the numbness and tingling sensation, hang in there my friend, we got this 💙

Hello friend. So far I’m still hoping for my rapid recovery. I was scheduled for radiation treatment for my prostate a week before I had the GBS, but my radiologist postponed it until my condition got better unto Dec 2024. Until this date I have no idea how I got GBS. I’ve been watching and educating myself about GBS, I really wanted to know. The one thing that frustrates me is that there’s no cure. So far I’ve been having appointments to see doctors mostly neurologists. Also having some test on my nerves and a bunch of stuff I never heard off. I’m also going to see a neuro ophthalmologist for my eyes because of my double vision due to GBS. I’m optimistic that after all these appointments they’ll be able to tell me things I need to do to get better rapidly. Again I’m hoping for your quick recovery ❤.

Thankyou

Thanks Thy 🥰

Thank you so much!

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Thankyou for your kind words 🫶🏻

Stay tuned for my upcoming trips 😉

Thankyou 💙

Mình cảm ơn bạn ☺️

Thanks ☺️

I hope you have an amazing recovery! You’re a warrior, hope to hear your story and progress as well. Wish you all the best of health and luck in the new year

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Thankyou ❤

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Thankyou for your kind words 🤍

Thankyou. God bless you too 🤍

Thankyou so much 🤍

Thankyou for your kind words 🤍

As of right now I’m not sure what triggered it.

@@byuyen I feel really sorry for you. You seemed to be a healthy person and suddenly you are really sick. Do your research. A lot of people suffer the same way after the jab. Nobody deserves that. Try to get some help here. They have a protocol for vaccine damage. covid19criticalcare.com/es/covid-19-protocols/i-recover-post-vaccine-treatment/. Good luck 🍀

Yes this is even accepted by the ‘medical profession’ now.

Hi Lisa. I understand how frustrating it is when you need medical attention but the insurance doesn’t care! I was in an ICU for 3 weeks, I was then transferred to PCU for around a week and the hospital was pushing us to transfer to a long term facility care. I then transferred there and after 4 weeks the insurance threatened us that they would have to send us home with a ventilator. We were terrified! How could we feel safe to be home when I have so many complications. I hope you will fully recover from it. I met some stroke patients while I was in rehab. I know it’s not easy but keep fighting, you will get better. I did know some stroke patients was able to overcome it and walk out of rehab. Thankyou for sharing your story 🤍

Thankyou my friend 🤍 I don’t think I will be able to make it to our travel plans

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