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  1. Debbie Johnson

    Oh sweetheart, I'm so sorry! I hope you recover and you do manage to balance things to make them obsolete. Mine returned after 15 years, and whilst I have some good medication- I hate them- I've found diet, exercise, and sleep do keep them at bay- but it's not that simple when life is factored in. Good luck and good health x #WotW

  2. Alexandra Mayhew

    Poor you Anne 🙁 I too am a fellow sufferer- I get them very frequently and the medication is horrid 🙁 Just make the most of the good days and know your limits 🙂 Feel better X

  3. The Reading Residence

    Oh no, horrible word. I don't suffer from them regularly, but hate them when they do come along. I hope the doctors come up with something for you soon x Thanks for sharing with #WotW and here's hoping you don't need to have this word again!

  4. Lisa from Lisas Life

    I have chronic vestibular migraines so I totally feel your pain, no normal medication works so trying a nightly preventative but they all leave me so tired. Getting them in clusters must be truly awful, I do hope they disappear for you soon x

  5. Leigh Kendall

    Poor you – I don't suffer from. Ingrained myself fortunately but know others that do, and understand how debilitating they can be. I hope you get some help to manage them soon. #WotW

  6. Louisa

    How awful for you. I am lucky to not suffer with migraine but my husband gets them occasionally and they put him totally out of action. He finds chocolate cause his. x

  7. alea

    Migraine
    headaches are debilitating and often accompanied by severe pain, nausea, and sensitivity to light and sound. Managing triggers and seeking medical guidance can significantly improve the quality of life for those who suffer from them.

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