Hi Rhonda,
Just a note–
Ryan will have good months and bad months–you just never know.
Good months-with little nausea, Bad months-with lots of nausea.
And what bothered me most, was losing my hair. I lost about 3/4 of it.
Many people lose all of it.
So, to prepare hime for that, what seems to help, is to get
a really short haircut. That’s what Alice did, before she lost all her
hair after getting the Cytoxan.
Ken
(KEDASO)

I have a friend who had gbs as a young man, in the early 80s. He was very severely affected, completely paralysed, on a vent, sedated, plasmapheris, etc–in hospital for a year (including rehab unit). I say this not to scare you, hopefully your son will get better sooner. The reason I mention my friend is that he is 100% recovered, has a wife, family, is a business owner, physically active. In fact, I never knew he had gbs until my daughter got it. It took him a couple years, but he says after that, he’s been fine. When you get scared, it sometimes helps to look at the success stories.