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In some of the cases it sounds like it's triggering Guillain-Barré syndrome. That would explain onset of paralyses and breathing difficulty. It started showing up when the Swine Flu vaccines were developed. It's not Tin Foil theory of the link to that vaccine and possibly others but also bacterial and viral infections can trigger this. Then there is Transverse Myelitis similar in nature but without the compromised breathing issues. 29 years ago my wife's Neurologist was asking her about any recent vaccines etc. Onset of paralyses was less than 24 hours starting with a crick in the neck. Her diagnose was Transverse Myelitis with a strong likelihood of earlier in life mild case of Polio.

These disorders attack the myelin nerve sheaths. It can be temporary, limited damage permanent or quadriplegia permanent. Generally the first six to twelve months of recovery determine loss and regain. Guillain-Barré syndrome

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BTW as far as I know neither Guillain-Barré syndrome nor Transverse Myelitis in itself is contagious. However what lead up to and triggered it may possibly be. It is an autoimmune attack on the body. 29 years ago IIRC for GBS the treatment protocol was a blood transfusion maybe several of them. Lots of things have changed and more is known now. While my wife was in the hospital two other patient had GBS. One was a healthcare worker actually two my wife was a healthcare worker but she wasn’t a GBS patient. They ruled it out because her respiratory system wasn’t compromised.

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Post 12 & 13 ping FYI