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honest report on migraine

submitted by susanjillian on mon, 2009-02-23 09:44.

Here's an article on the societal and economic burden of migraine from the Modern Medicine website. I feel hopeful when I see this kind of truthful dialog. It's the most honest I've seen in a long time.

fit is a foggy bummer?

submitted by susanjillian on fri, 2008-11-21 23:00.

well if you have to ask...radio scotland - foggie bummer

i posted this on one of those migraine "trigger sites" ...

submitted by susanjillian on fri, 2008-10-03 23:23.

Thought I would post this in our site, as that is where it really belongs. I'm kinda fed up with "migraine trigger lists" and the whole focus that is taken away from the real issues.

Hi wanted to drop by your site as I read your list on triggers. Wow - that is one long list.
Your list of triggers is impressive - but I want to propose the idea that the triggers are really beside the point. I have come full circle on this issue and for people who get maybe 4 migraines in a year.. maybe the trigger aspect is worth it for them to contemplate. But for the hard cases like me that are looking at 4 good days in a month, the rest of it in pain - we are talking about a disease that no longer has anything to do with triggers or weather or diet.

women, migraines, and brain damage - not good news- but shows they are least they are doing research

submitted by susanjillian on wed, 2008-08-27 00:44.

This article is not good news- but it could be an indication that a better understanding of the impact of this disability. Find out more about this here:
Women, migraines, and brain damage

smart birds

submitted by susanjillian on wed, 2008-08-20 23:44.

I love it every time I find an article on the intelligence of birds. They are so fascinating - and it seems we are only just beginning to recognize their intelligence.
Here is a great article on one my faves, Magpies.

Mirror test shows magpies are no bird-brains