GBS-MFV twice in less than 3 years

Hi, I’m new to the discussion boards but I had a question I was hoping someone might know how to answer. In 2002 when I was only 22, I had the beginning symptoms of GBS (mouth sensitivity to cold and pain in my fingers and toes from cold with a bit of numbness). I had no idea what the symptoms were for and they went away within a week without getting any worse before I could be diagnosed with anything. Two years later in 2004 I started to get the same symptoms and was alarmed again and this time it got much worse within a few days with the numbness travelling up my legs and arms and double vision and extreme fatigue. When my family doctor and the emergency room doctor were stumped I finally got into see a neurologist who diagnosed me with GBS-MFV after lots of contemplation of my symptoms. I had nerve conduction and a spinal tap. Luckily after about of week I started to heal without having to be hospitalized and only mild effects that lingered for a couple months such as numbness in my finger tips and toes, dialated pupils and some fatigue. My neurologist thinks that I recovered quickly due to my young age and physical fitness.
I’m wondering if it is normal to have GBS with that kind of frequency. I haven’t had any symptoms since but I fear that since it was much worse the second time, if I get it again it’ll be even more severe. Does anyone have any information that could help me with this?

Thanks and stay strong.