Migraine Inspiration (Page 2)

Migraine and Headache Poetry

How much can you endure? Have to keep moving every step of the way How dearly do we have to pay? To have some comfort in our lives Hours pass but drag their feet pain marches on, there’s no retreat try so hard not to complain at times sadness likeRead More →
Migraine and Headache Poetry

Ice pick stabbing at my eye, Why’d you have to pick today? I have a million things to do. Class to teach, bills to pay, Groceries to buy. Can’t see. Aura of floaters and stripes Dancing in the periphery of my vision Colors too, all the rainbow, My own privateRead More →
Migraine and Headache Poetry

My little girl, She speaks to me Her voice as sweet as honey. But not today. Her words are jagged shards of glass My ears reject them, My brow furrows. Turn down the volume, Please! But it is my delusion. My temper is short How unfair for her She looksRead More →
Migraine and Headache Poetry

Back in bed with ice on my head This flaming pain will kill me dead Is there anyone listening? Did you hear what I said? My days are numbered; I’m in the red On it burns as they pass me by All having their babies, their piece of the pieRead More →
Migraine and Headache Poetry

I looked outside, the sun is shining but I’m inside my eyes are crying, I did not ask to play this game of constant unexpected pain, It comes and goes, I know not when My eyes awake, a day begins. © 2006, Ann Morris   An entry from the PuttingRead More →
Migraine and Headache Poetry

by Sherri, aka SoftBreezeMe When I was young, how I longed for the sun. Playing outside laughing, wanting to run . . . Sunny days were always the best, waiting for the ice cream truck was always a test! My friends and I, oh how we could wonder “Will thisRead More →
Don't take migraine messages personally

Critical, negative messages are part of life with Migraine. Learning to not take it personally is a process that can make us more resilient. It's possible to take it all in without letting it damage us. By not taking these messages personally, we become immune to stigma.Read More →