Prevent that Next Migraine Attack by Blocking Blue Light
2019-05-17
Blue light from electronic screens may trigger Migraine attacks. Check out these useful strategies for preventing that next Migraine.Read More →
Buyer Beware: Support Migraine, Not a Scam
2019-03-16
Not everything that says, "Support Migraine" really supports Migraine research or raises Migraine awareness.Read More →
Migraine Support: Acting Can Offer More Than Reacting
2018-10-27
When offering Migraine support, acting with positive suggestions and links to resources is more helpful than fueling anger and frustration.Read More →
Migraine Triggers: Balancing Life and Taking Chances
2018-10-14
Avoiding Migraine triggers has led to fewer Migraine attacks, but it has also limited my social interaction. Now, I'm looking for balance.Read More →
Explaining Migraine to Children in an Understandable, Nonfrightening Way
2018-10-11
Migraine education is always vital. When there are children in our lives, extra care needs to be paind to explaining Migraine to children.Read More →
Life As a Migraineur for 20 Years
2018-10-08
The sun once my warm bright friend Now is viewed only from behind dark glasses, My eyes are but slits, trying to deal with the ever present glare of ever present bouncing light, Everyday noise is now a booming thunderstorm in my head, Why is everyone talking and moving aboutRead More →
Out of the Blue
2018-10-08
Driving along On a beautiful day Errands to run Things to say Out of the blue Demons take flight Crushing my head With all their might Pressure builds in my skull Life becomes dull Wanting to cry Knowing the price is too high Rushing home to bed Putting ice onRead More →
Symphony of Pain
2018-10-08
Orchestrated agony performs inside my head peaks of screaming terror lows of crying dread. Strumming through it’s symphony, plucking out it’s pain distorting fugues of agony that climbs and dives… and then… fades into a softness of suicidal whispers. © 2001, Marie McCann An entry from the Putting OurRead More →
A child’s life with migraines
2018-10-08
When I look into their faces.. Their first question to me “Why?” If your head hurts this bad.. “Mommy will you die?” Can we play a game.. Or “please read me a book.” And then their smiles fade… When I give them That Look… Yes, I have another migraine… AndRead More →