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Migraine and Headache Poetry Contest Winners Announcement!

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Good morning, everyone! This is the morning some of you have been awaiting -- the morning we announce the winners of our Putting Our Heads Together Poetry Contest 2009!


First, I want to than everyone for all of the wonderful entries that made it so very difficult to select winners! In reality, all of the poets and their poems are winners. It's always thrilling to read through these passionate pieces of life with Migraine disease and other headache disorders.


Well, with out further ado, this year's winners are...


First Place
Lover's Betrayal by Zoe Ashcraft


Second Place

Powerless by JA Martin


Third Place

Asylum by Ruth Bavetta


Fourth Place

Pain Breaks Like Teeth by Kate Brady


Honorable Mention

(in alphabetical order by title)


Barbie Gets a Migraine by Anna Leahy

Blue Migraine by Mercedes Lawry

Counting Down to Thunder by Megan Oltman

Half a Life by by Nancy Graham

The Migraine Sonnet by lmharrod

Mystery of Misery by Betsy Blondin

Pacing the Aura by Marcelle C

Random Entry from My Headache Diary by mandypoet

The Space Between by Stefan

Spring Surprise by Carol

To Those Without Migraines by CheDeco

Why Me? by SunnyLori


ALL of the entries from this year's contest

will remain published on our site HERE.




   
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