AMAN is that brutal variant where your own antibodies attack the nerves' covering. In India, they often find it sparked by a common stomach bug, Campylobacter, from bad water or food. The 'eight-week line' is how doctors separate it from CIDP—if you're still getting worse after eight weeks, it becomes CIDP. I learned all this between the hospital's white walls, my body a map of numbness. The doctors talked of timelines, but my hands still forget the weight of a *chaha* glass, a reminder some lines are drawn in fading pencil, not ink.
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