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    posted 05/09/2008, comment (1)

    10 Ways for Migraineurs To Sneak In Some Exercise

    "If you'd get some exercise, you wouldn't get 'headaches' so often." How many Migraineurs have heard that one? (And in our minds, we hear the resounding chorus of, "Me! I've hear that one!" Ugh.   We're often told that we need to exercise for better health; told that our Migraines and headaches would improve if we exercise. We all... Read moreChevron
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    Ian in Blunderland in migraineville Az

    Hello all from Migraineville Az,    I want to thank Teri for bringing to attention the Alice in Wonderland syndrome.  As a person who experiences 24 hour aura that is never quite the same or ordinary, I sometimes experience the syndrome. It is often preceeded by flattening of my surroundings as if the third dimension was removed... Read moreChevron
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    Alice in Wonderland Syndrome - The Basics

    Imagine this... You're hallucinating, and you know it... Time is messed up. First it seems slowed, then it seems to be speeding up... Even more noticeably, when you look at your body, it seems to be morphing. You're getting smaller... Minutes later, you're growing larger and larger. That's a description of "Alice in Wonderland" syndrome,... Read moreChevron
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    Alice in Wonderland Syndrome - The Basics

    Imagine this... You're hallucinating, and you know it... Time is messed up. First it seems slowed, then it seems to be speeding up... Even more noticeably, when you look at your body, it seems to be morphing. You're getting smaller... Minutes later, you're growing larger and larger. That's a description of "Alice in Wonderland" syndrome,... Read moreChevron
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    posted 04/29/2008, comments (4)

    NY Times Migraine Blog - Where did it go?

    I'd been wondering what happened to the NY Times Migraine blog. It appeared and was very active for a period of time with new posts at least once a week. Then nothing after March 10.   One of our readers, Abi Addison, emailed Paula Kamen and asked her about it. Paula told Abi that the blog had been a four-week gig, not an ongoing blog. Not... Read moreChevron
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