Diagnosed with GBS June 5 2014

I was diagnosed with GBS on June 5th 2014. I was first diagnosed incorrectly with a vitamin B deficiency after experiencing numbness and tingling in my hands and feet and difficulty walking and balancing myself. After seeing a neurologist at the hospital he was convinced I had GBS and it was later confirmed after ruling several other options out. Within days of entering the hospital I had lost the use of my legs and within a week It had continued upwards affecting my torso and arms as well. Within a couple weeks I was paralyzed from the neck down and was having difficulty breathing and my heart was failing as well. Soon after that my one side of my face was paralyzed for a few weeks. I was given IVIG treatment but it had little to no effect. The doctors decided to give me another round of IVIG and within a week I began to get slight movements. I spent approximately a month in ICU and the cardiac ICU due to my breathing concerns and heart problems but was fortunate not to have been intibated or have to get a pacemaker. I suffered extreme pain throughout my body throughout the time in hospital with nerve pain, migraines, light sensitivity etc. I spent a month and a half in the intensive rehab in the hospital and a total of 4 months in the hospital itself. I left the hospital in a wheelchair and began physiotherapy at another location. I progressed to a walker and now am a me to use a cane around the house and for short distances. It has been a year now and am fortunate to have improved. I still have a lot of muscle pain, nerve pain, fatigue, nausea, dizziness. I have certain areas in my legs that are numb and my feet have very limited feeling other than pain. I also experienced short term memory problems and vision problems and was wondering if anyone else had these symptoms? In the end I am happy to say I lived through it and continue to thrive to improve through hard work. I feel grateful to have had such loving and caring family, friends and community that supported me and continue to do so on a daily basis. I wish everyone and their families dealing with this good luck and I hope we all can find a precise cause for GBS so we can prevent others from having to experience this syndrome. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask and keep supporting each other!
Thank You