Welcome to the Migraine Meanderings blog where we share patient stories as well as information on migraine triggers, symptoms, disease management, treatment options, and much more! Learn more about life with migraine and discover the impact of the patient's voice.
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Looking for a Headache Specialist? Neura Health Enters the Scene
Necessity is the mother of invention! That well-known proverb has proven to be true time and time again throughout history. Not surprisingly, this has also...
Migraine Behind the Mask: How to Participate!
Living with migraine and cluster disease is devastating. Often I find myself smiling despite the pain, frustration and fears. It’s really hard to explain to...
What is a Migraine Attack Really Like?
Have you ever wondered what a migraine attack is really like? For anyone who has ever experienced a bad migraine attack you will be well...
Introducing Empowering Patient Voices
Empowering Patient Voices Launch Hope for Migraine and Migraine Meanderings are excited to announce the launch of our Empowering Patient Voices initiative. In 2021, this...
The Real Face of Migraine May Surprise You
Some of the strongest and most resilient people I know are those who live with chronic migraine. That may be surprising to many, but migraine...
New Year New Determination
One of the most surprising ways I heard myself described this year was as a “glass-half-full kind of person.” “Definitely NOT me,” was my immediate...
Living with the Migraine Monster
Looking at ways that people with migraine depict this disease, one of the terms I see often is the “migraine monster.” It’s a term that...
Chocolate Does NOT Trigger My Migraine Attacks
Please, please stop telling me to stop eating chocolate! I wish it were that simple to make my migraine stop, but migraine triggers never are....