Transforming Migraine Pain Into Beauty, An Interview with Priya Rama, Migraine Artist

by: Lindsay Weitzel, PhD, Migraine Strategist and Migraine Science Writer I recently had the immense pleasure of meeting Priya Rama, migraine artist and migraine overcomer extraordinaire. Priya “transforms pain into beauty” by painting the images she sees in her mind’s…

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Kat Harrison

Finding A New Way to Sail: My Migraine Manifesto

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The Fasting Headache

As the Jewish high holidays approach, one becomes aware that some religious and traditional practices may pose a problem for people living with migraine disease and headache disorders. Fasting is often reported by patients and cited in medical textbooks as…

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My Migraine Story

My Migraine Story

I first began experiencing migraine attacks when I was 8 years old. Today, at age 27, I remember my first migraine attack clear as day. I was in grade school and I just could not describe the extent of the…

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My Experience with Migraine

As I was prompted by my mother to write about my experience with migraine, I am suffering from one currently. I am chugging water with drips of ginger essential oil and peppermint to curb the severe nausea but I will…

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Christine

Christine

Herbs not drugs

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Micaela Glackin

Micaela Glackin

The University of San Francisco has a rhetoric requirement that students must complete in order to graduate. I decided to get this requirement over with during my freshman year, so my second semester I took the last two required courses:…

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Kristen Wheeler

I worked through 4 years of high school, 4 years of undergrad, 2 years of masters and now proceeding to 5 years of a doctorate all my trying to manage my migraines and headaches. Hopefully everything I have experienced will allow me to better help others when I become a psychologist

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Annette Quinones

Overcoming migraines during college and accepting your circumstances

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Chris

Chris

1st migraine

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My Journey With Patient Advocacy

My name is Jill Dehlin, and I have been a patient advocate for as long as I have been a nurse, which is a long time! In fact, throughout my careers as a nurse, teacher and health educator, my overarching…

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Coping with Migraine in College

Moving away from home to a college dorm is a drastic life change for incoming freshman. The new freedom and responsibility is exciting, by it is also ripe with situations that can induce migraine and headache attacks. From increased stress…

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