Tuesday, February 14, 2012

People Who've Created SharePosts

Expert_badge Teri Robert

Teri Robert

(Profile)
Author of "Living Well with Migraine Disease and Headaches"

Harry Potter - Migraines or Not?

In 2007, Dr. Fred Sheftell and Dr. Timothy Steiner diagnosed Harry Potter with probable Migraine based on evidence in the first five books of the Harry Potter series. (see Does Harry Potter Have Migraines?)   In a recent letter to the editor of the journal Headache, Dr. Sylvia Mohen and Dr. Matthew Robbins offer a different diagnosis based... Read moreChevron
posted 02/13/2012, comments (0)|
SusieB

Tomorrow I get Botox for migraine treatment

Tomorrow is the big day: I get my first Botox treatment from my pain management doctor. I'm nervous, but anxious to find out the results of the treatment. I'll post again once I'm home, rested, etc. I'm glad I had other posts from the My Migraine Connection community to read so I know what to expect. The one side effect the doctor mention is that... Read moreChevron
posted 02/09/2012, comments (0)|
Sage

Sage

(Profile)
54 year old guy living in San Diego. Migraines for 46 years.

May I share my migraine success with you?

I've had migraines since I was six - I learned all my triggers and got pretty good at managing them.  I did lose some days when I was lost to world with migraine and wanted to kill myself a few times from the pain but I coped.  When I hit my mid 40's the migraines morphed a bit.  Where they had been hitting above both eyes now they... Read moreChevron
Donnavs

Treatments I am receiving

I have had migraines for 40+ years that have developed into chronic daily migraines that are debilitating. I am receiving Radio Frequency Ablation treatments at Johns Hopkins Hospital. If these treatments are not successful the doctor said I am eligible for a Neurotransmitter and/or a cliical trial for new device that was invented by a doctor at... Read moreChevron
posted 02/09/2012, comments (0)|
Expert_badge Lene  Andersen

Lene Andersen

(Profile)
Writer, Advocate, Photographer

RA and Preventative Health Screening: Getting Scoped

Medications for rheumatoid arthritis can be hard on your stomach. Between heartburn, acid reflux, gas, GERD and other gastrointestinal shenanigans, chances are that sooner or later your doctor will suggest you get scoped. Even if you have the sound gastrointestinal constitution of a camel, there comes a time in your life where it just makes good... Read moreChevron