Claire Binkley’s Reviews > The Everything Health Guide to Migraines: Professional advice to help ease the pain and find the solution that's right for you > Status Update

aapb.org helpingpatients.org dailystrength.org/support-groups/Brai... OK tomorrow I'll check since right now I'm nauseated as it's rather late in my time zone.

Done the book but wanting to track down all the fun links when I'm more conscious: headaches.org acgenet.org everythingmigraines.com helpforheadaches.com i-h-s.org ninds.nih.gov aan.com (just writing down links for later copypasta)

When less loopy I'm definitely going to wander around clinicaltrials.gov to see what's out there.

While I'd love to participate in the research for tinnitus reduction, my seizure condition keeps me from volunteering for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, it seems.

I didn't quote to my friend the part of the self-worth section probably most necessary for me to take to heart: "Take time for yourself because, in four easy words, you are worth it!"

"One of the biggest challenges of living with migraines is educating the people around you about the true nature and impact of the condition." DID I NEED TO BE TOLD THIS? Though I widen this to "living after a head trauma event" - but then again, look at my complaint: "waah, it's so hard to get others consistently to understand and relate!"

LEWIS CARROLL!! He whom I studied for years!

OK: so I am light-sensitive, though forced-tolerant of most kinds of sound. Still doesn't mean I like to have constant noise in my ears.

If this "brain fog" means one often can't follow plots, no wonder people act like I never know what's going on!

What I do to combat my head pain is sporadically effective enough that I don't think I can really claim I definitely always have this.