Get the Facts About Migraine – and Take Control – For Grace
Migraine Info Page
They’re No Joke!
Migraine is the third most prevalent illness and sixth most disabling illness in the world – yet there’s still much misunderstanding and lack of information about this serious chronic pain condition that impacts one billion people across the globe.
Learn more about migraine – and see what you can do to manage this challenging condition, while finding better quality of life, by checking out these great educational tools and resources…
Migraine Wellness Tools and Resources:
HealthyWomen: How to Know You’re Experiencing a Migraine
Society for Women’s Health Research: Migraine Matters Fact Sheet
WebMD: Migraine Support & Resources
National Headache Foundation: Your Migraine, Your Symptoms
Medscape: Migraine Center of Excellence
American Migraine Foundation: Diet & Migraine
Migraine Again: 12 Ways to Win Your Battle with Chronic Migraines
Migraine Again: How to Be the Best Parent, Despite Your Pain
National Pain Report: Migraine 911 Care-Kit
Migrainuer Magazine: Managing Your Migraine
The Mighty’s Mighty With Migraine
UCLA Health U Magazine: Pain Like No Other
Migraine-Related Organizations and Blogs:
MAGNUM: The National Migraine Association
International Headache Society
The Migraine Experience:
Don’t Lose Hope in Your Battle with Migraine
How I Found New Relief with Migraine Disease
Migraine Headaches Are a Family Affair
I Never Commit Unless I Know They Will Understand If I Cancel
I Have to Advocate For Myself Every Step of the Way
True Stories: Living With Migraines
Migraine Research Foundation: Chelsea
Migraine Research Foundation: Anna Maria
Invisible Agony: The Daily Life of a Person with Migraine
Migraine and Gender
Assessing and Treating Migraine in Men and Women
Why Sex and Gender Matter in Migraine
Sex and Gender Differences in Migraine – Evaluating Knowledge Gaps
Hormones and Migraine: A Lifelong Connection
Migraine Treatment Breakthroughs:
Nerve Stimulation Medical Devices for Migraine Headache
Migraine Videos:
“The doctors tried barbaric nerve blocks, strapping her to the table while they poked and prodded as if she were a lab rat.”
—Stephanie Curry