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It's peak. Hinako would beat the crap out of James too. That'll be all.

One year and I feel like the life I wanted to have (and ultimately ended up having despite GBS) is not for me. I work in tech and every day I feel like I need to drop everything and go become a barista in Southern Europe. Did anyone decided GBS had to lead to drastic changes in their life?

Hello everyone,

I guess I'll get straight to the point and ask, has anyone experienced that? I was diagnosed with AMAN gbs last year in July and got out the hospital by September, spent most of the remaining months of 2025 rebuilding muscles and connection in my legs. I have recovered probably around 95% now but these days I keep getting these tremors in my hands, whenever I hold something a bit heavy or try to keep them still or point at something.

Does anyone know if it's "normal" or do I have to check for something bigger?