What is a migraine ?
I would classify it as a pain in the butt and not just in the head. Why? Because it’s annoying. Annoying because we can’t defend ourself against it. Being as intelligent as we are and knowing as much as we do, yet a small little thing like migraine can incapacitate an otherwise perfectly normal person. I’t s like when someone is dying, say of old age and their body is giving up, but their mind is as sharp as a razor. Terrible.
I am fine now since I am on this treatment. I had not had a migraine headache for three years now and I can tell it makes a major difference in my life. I mean here I am almost ten in the evening and I am on this blog and I am not even worried about tomorrow morning like I used to. I had been busy today and really hungry and was walking all day out on the sun and among a crowd of people and I am not worried at all. I know I am not going to have the migraine. I am taking my treatment every day.
There was a time I didnt’ take it for a week and the migraines was trying to come back, but as soon as I took my treatment, never developed into one. I am faithful to it and it’s faithful to me. Does it’s job and that’s all I care. No side effects whatsoever.
I was thinking of the many people who still using the same conventional treatments of pain killers and suffers and sighs and wishes and tail in between the legs go to bed hoping tomorrow will be better. Why?
Why not just get this same stuff I am on and forget it. Are they masochists? Must be.
I was going through some forums this evening just to keep up with the Joneses and was pretty surprised reading some of the comments and articles. The articles usually repeat the same thing. Some generalized advice and no more and the comments are true suffering. Suffering of the sufferers, repeating to each other what is not working for them. People like to stay in their comfort zone, thus preventing them to look to other directions.
There is a cure for migraines.
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This has been a very significant blog indeed. I’ve acquired a lot of helpful information about migraine from your article. I sometimes suffer from it and I think I know now what I will do the next time I get it. Thank you for sharing such relevant topic with us.
Whether one suffers from the migraines they have, is their own judgement. Most of us suffers from it that’s for sure. No cure exist to my knowledge and very very few working treatments. Over the decades of me suffering from migraines I had not come across another powerful treatment as this one. I hope you’ll get it for your self and benefit from it like I do. Cheers
Thanx for pointing that out. Sufferers have to listen to their body signals. Food, tiredness, nervousness, hunger, depression. All can cause migraines and that just makes it worse for an already abused body.
Eliminating triggers should be the priority if no prevention is found yet.
I know this statement is very generalized and sound useless but helps. I am surprised at how many sufferers rather tough it out than find the solution to prevent it. Don’t want to leave their comfort zone because they are afraid of the onknown and that’s another migraine trigger. Fear of the unknown. How can we overcome that fear? Well, start doing it! the more unknown you face the more likely you’ll find the solution.
We can all learn from the “stupid”. The stupid don’t know it can’t be done and keeps doing it until he succeeds. Can we all do the same or are we too smart to be stupid?