I would like to share my story.  Since I was 8 years old, I have suffered from headaches and migraines.  I am 47 now, and the years in between have been very hard and confusing.  At age 8 I went through all the testing and my doctor told my parents he did not know what was causing them.  When I got my migrain then, they gave me 2 ANacin tablets and something from my pharmacy called "Coke Syrup" that my doctor prescribed. They were different then, I would get so bad in pain I would vomit until it turned to straight vile.  They tappered off a little for a  while, but then I started gettin them again, not as often and little or no vomitting. I was around 26 or so and then the doctor prescribed me fiorinol, which seemed to work pretty good.  Then around 1988 I moved to Nevada and I had a hard time trying to get a doctor to prescribe fiorinol for me.  THey gave me motrin, then pain med and finally a doctor said, sure I will prescribe fiorinol for you.  About 8 years ago, I started getting the worst headaches and migraines.  As bad as when I was younger, but no vomitting.  I could be in bed for days, have the headache/migraine for weeks, with not relief.  Now, I have a chronic daily headachein the back of my head and neck which about two times a month turns into the migraine. None of those "Migraine meds" would work, the fiorinol seemed to help, but sometimes even that didn't work so my doctor ordered me Lortab.  I have been to see 4 neurologist including one in UCLA that told me he was 100% sure I DID NOT have MS. That was in August 2007.  In June 2008, my doctor had no idea what to try and do for me anymore, he called another Neurologist and begged him to see.  (He was not taking new patients nor second opinions.)  Stating that some doctors look at and see things differently.  He agreed. My syptoms were the daily chronic headache, memory loss, loss of concentration and chronic fatigue.  He did the normal test as well as ordered the MRI of my brain in a special machine. It was a T-3 MRI of the brain. All the prior MRI's I had showed a lot of lesions, but not up close and personal like the T-3 does.   On my follow up visit to my doctor, I went alone because I was so use to the doctor telling me he just don't know what is wrong, I didn't feel he would come up with any other answer.  Imagine my surprise when he said I did in fact have MS. I said no, and reminded him f the "Specialist" at UCLA, he said I know.  Then I said, but headaches are not a common symptom of MS, he said not usually but it is heard of. I said, OK, what do we do. In June 2008, I started taking daily injections for my MS. My husband gives it to me faithly everyday before he goes to work. THis medicine is supposed to help prevent further damage and to help stop the MS from getting worse. It does not help with all the symptoms.  Althought I take it everyday, I feel I am in fact getting worse. The headaches are still there everyday. I still get the Migraine at least twice a month, my memory and speech is real bad  and now I am having issues with the side of my head. Numbing and tingling as well as hurt to the touch. My doctor has order a round of Solumedrol to be given to me through IV over 40 minutes.  We will see if it helps.  This diease is very confusing. No two people suffering with MS have the same symptoms. I hear stories of people living 20 plus years with no problems and then others that are far worse than I even am.  MS to me is scary, I have no idea what to ecspect.  Sometimes I wonder if I really have MS or is it something else totally different.  I mean, 4 out of 5 doctors did not feel it was?  If there is anyone else out there that has headaches and migraines, or who has had a similar experience like I have, please contact me, I would like to hear from you.  I don't even know if I should do the IV steriods?  Lucky for me, I have a great husband taking care of me and my wonderful parents are not alive to see what I am going through.