Recently Diagnosed with GBS


CONFUSED? SCARED? CONCERNED?

Guillain‐Barré Syndrome. New vocabulary that is quickly becoming familiar. Unfortunately, you are one in approximately 100,000 people who will contract GBS this year. If you have been recently diagnosed with GBS you probably have a lot of questions.

We’re Here. And We’ve Been Where You Are.
The majority of the Foundation’s volunteers are intimate with the range of emotions that come with a recent diagnosis of GBS – a nerve disorder so rare that you probably have never heard of it.

Until this, you were living a normal, active life. You may be in a lot of pain. You may be experiencing paralysis. You weren’t prepared for this. You may be overwhelmed.

Fortunately, There Is Help.
And there is hope. Over 80% of people diagnosed with GBS recover completely. Yes – that means they walk again. They participate in the activities they enjoyed before GBS.

You do not have to go through this alone. We’re here.

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    Walk & Roll for GBS-CIDP - Greater Delaware Valley

    Saturday, June 8, 2013 - Wilson Farm Park

    The Walk and Roll for GBS-CIDP is the new signature walk fundraising campaign of the GBS-CIDP Foundation International. This national Walk is designed to support the thousands of families forced to face the challenges caused by CIDP, GBS and its variants. Register or sponsor a participant today.

    CIDP: Diagnosis and Treatment

    Richard J. Barohn, MD, Professor and Chair Department of Neurology at the University of Kansas Medical Center, and a member of the GBS/CIDP Foundation International Medical Advisory Board gave a presentation to the Harris County Neurological Society in November – "CIDP: Diagnosis and Treatment". Sit back and watch the video (an hour long) and hear from one of the leading experts on CIDP in the world. Share it with your neurologist.

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    The PATH Study – CIDP Treatment with Subcutaneous Immunoglobulin

    CSL Behring is currently recruiting CIDP patients for a clinical trial. Click above link for full access to view article.

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