Apr 4, 2016
Something I think we can all relate to! Courtesy of Migraine.com Facebook page
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Something I think we can all relate to! Courtesy of Migraine.com Facebook page
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Sites We Love: Migraine.com
At Holistic Pain we like to showcase other blogs and websites that we think are helpful for chronic pain patients. This month we want to shine a light on Migraine.com for the work that it does to spread awareness and share resources for patients with this head pain condition. Let’s take a closer ...
According to experts, there are many reasons why summer may be the worst season for attacks. Here are some tips on how to prevent them.
This reminds me that I need to get a good pair of sunglasses. I own a few pair of cheap-ish ones that get the job done when I'm driving here and there, but I know that I should get darker ones.
And a separate post on hydration will be coming soon!
But really, all of these are GREAT tips to keep in mind for the summer months!
The Chronic Migraine in America study was conducted to find some answers. The survey was open for 30 days and includes the input of more than 1500 chronic migraine sufferers. Participants were required to be American citizens aged 18 or over, and meet the criteria for chronic migraine. What exactly did they have to share?
When I am hit with a migraine attack, I can usually roll with the punches. If itâs not too bad, Iâll take my prescription medication and do my best to function as... READ MORE
I can understand this. I feel like there are times where - if I become distracted by something important or something that evokes a strong positive emotion - things can distract me from the pain of my migraine. The moment may be fleeting, or it may last a few minutes, but it's nice to think about something else for a few moments.
There's also a section where the author speaks about being irritated by every little thing when they have a migraine and are out & about. This is me to a t. Everything suddenly becomes a really big deal and it's very easy to snap at my nephew asking the same question for the 4th time, how loudly my brother is putting the dishes away, or the fact that my sister is standing in an inconvenient place in the kitchen.
Having a migraine really robs me of my patience, and that's something I could really do without losing...
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Describing how disabling migraine attacks are to someone who doesn’t understand migraine can border on impossible. You know the responses: “It’s only a headache,” “Think positively and your migraines will go away,”... READ MORE
...I just thought that this article was impeccably well timed considering the conversation I had that started last night and went into the wee hours of this morning
I think that it's true and it explains why a lot of us won't reach out to others for help. The feelings of weakness and vulnerability really stuck out for me.
Here's my most recent post for Migraine.com. It's 9 AM and already the feedback is overwhelming--many migraineurs cope with weather- and allergy-related migraine, and April is a tough month for us.