43-year migraine sufferer, author of "So Much More than a Headache: Understanding Migraine through Literature," #invisibile illness #migraine#chronic illness
This is my first article since the day of my accident December 17,2025: it really speaks to the on-going lack of education that persists regarding chronic migraine: see if you relate:
General Anesthesia Can Play Havoc With a Migraine
https://t.co/DWQshOj1r0
Here’s my first article for https://t.co/y5xVm9Gh0j since my accident on December 17, 2024.
Read the article to find out about what it’s like to be in a hospital for a completely different reason than migraine and then dealing with a migraine attack:
https://t.co/9Mf5YLoz5d
@LAWhalen13 Cont. We knew she didn’t like her picture taken, but the chair of the my department asked if she’d be willing to have one with my golden retriever at the park; it was “Her Grave” that saved me after losing my first golden. It was a very spiritual moment she shared.
@LAWhalen13 Obviously, as an enormous lover of Mary Oliver’s work, I anxiously await your biography. My greatest thrill came to be back in 2005, when my college brought her to do a reading, and I was able to introduce her, pick her up from the airport, etc.
@headacheMD@ihs_official@ahsheadache@AANmember@amfmigraine Congratulations! Are you familiar with my book, “So Much More than a Headache: Understanding Migraine through Literature”? I’d be pleased to send you a pdf if you are interested and perhaps willing to review the book or help me publicize it, as it comes from Kent St. Univ. Press.
I’m afraid this one is hitting too close to home: My latest article for Psychologytoday,com
How to Know if You Are Suffering From Intractable Migraine | Psychology Today https://t.co/MDPJ2I62aF
I lost my beloved golden retriever, Gretta, two weeks ago, and the migraines have been daily. However, I do give credit to Trudhesa (with an anti-nausea pill, too), Cefaly, and Ubrelvy, and Emgality for keeping me out of a long cycle-at least so far.
@Crash_Shadow_ Please take a look at my anthology, "So Much More than a Headache: Understanding Migraine through Literature," published by Kent State University Press. If you are interested, I suggest ordering the book through Kent State University Press, which has kept its original price.