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Recovery From Depression Associated with Guillain Barré Syndrome

Guillain Barré Syndrome is a rare disease, affecting primarily, but not solely, the peripheral nervous system. Because it is rare, many physicians, nurses, and health care practitioners see few cases in their careers. A case study, in which the patient/author was not diagnosed for approximately a year, is interesting because of associated depression. Recovery from depression is not simple. The steps achieved by the author took a great deal of effort. However, mental health nurses could play a more active role in raising questions for patients without a diagnosis or with evidence of mental confusion, and in assuring empathetic regard.