On a Good Day
How I’ve felt on a bad migraine day the last few months is better than I used to feel on a good day. In the fall, I wrote a bleak post describing what a good day looks like. Seeing how little I got done on…
Chronic Migraine
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What a Difference a Decade Can Make
One of my favorite pieces of writing (both the process of writing it and the final outcome) went up on Migraine.com over the weekend. Entitled, I Am Not a Migraine Sufferer, I Am Not a Victim, it begins, “Do not call me a migraine sufferer….
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On Wishing and Hoping for a Migraine-Free Future
When I told a friend I never expected to be migraine-free, her response was along the lines of, “But you can always hope and wish for that, right?” This may sound really strange, but my honest answer is no, I can’t. Being migraine-free — or…
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A (Small) Step Closer to a TMS Device for U.S. Migraineurs
eNeura, the company that made the Cerena transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) device, has taken one more step toward making TMS available to U.S. patients by completing a filing requirement with the FDA. Woo hoo! A company did some paperwork. What’s the big deal? With this…
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Reintroducing Foods, Reintroducing Migraines
After reading The Post I Never Thought I’d Get to Write, you may think I’ve been gallivanting around town, throwing parties, and having a grand old time this week. I wish. I’ve been testing foods… and having migraines. There’s no way I was going to…