Children With Migraine: The Migraine Trust Survey

In The Migraine Trust‘s new report, Dismissed for too long: The impact of migraine on children and young people, they highlight key issues faced by children with migraine in the UK and make recommendations for how they can tackle these challenges. Read the full report >> Key Findings Summary >>  

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Migraine and ADHD

Having ADHD and migraine at the same time can be difficult to unravel. With so many overlapping symptoms, it’s hard to tell which is which. I have a hard time telling when an attack is about to hit during times my ADHD is worse, like right before my period — conveniently also when I tend…

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Holiday Migraine Cooking with The Dizzy Cook

When Alicia Wolf found out that she had chronic vestibular migraine, she turned her diagnosis into determination and began to create a diet that worked for her. Then she began to share her recipes with others in the vestibular community because there were not many options available at that time. I had an opportunity to…

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9 Items Your Kid Needs for Their Migraine Toolkit

School is back in session! What can you do to help your kiddo have the best school day possible when they live with migraine? Put together a migraine toolkit. Here are 9 items you can add. 1. Water Bottle Staying hydrated is important to preventing and helping a migraine attack. Having a water bottle with…

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Migraine Accommodations: The 504 Plan

When I first heard about a 504 plan, I thought Oh that’s just for sick kids. Then it became clear that my child was “one of those kids.” Migraine can be debilitating, and I realized 504 accommodations were needed for her to thrive. Every journey is different, but one common thread is our drive to…

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Migraine University: Preparing for College

Sudden change in routine and living conditions can be a tough adjustment for anyone to make. For students living with migraine, the transition from high school to college can be one that presents unique challenges. Preparing before moving out to school is a critical part of making the adjustment as stress-free as possible. Start Preparing…

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Kids are Advocates, too!

The migraine and headache communities are digging in and really moving the bar for advocacy. Advocating for kids is important, but think about the impact on advocacy when the kids and teens share their stories and voices. Not only is advocacy important, but the empowerment one gets from advocacy is crucial. How can kids get…

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Don’t Let Migraine Put a Damper on Spring and Warm Weather Fun

Spring has officially sprung! After a long winter in many regions, this time of year brings the promise of more daylight, warmer weather, outdoor activities and vacation breaks. On the flip side, spring can also trigger seasonal allergies and even migraine for some.¹ Headaches, common during the warmer months, could actually be migraine which is…

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MHAM before MHAM: Mental Health and Migraine

For those of us in the headache community, MHAM probably means Migraine Headache Awareness Month every June. But there’s another MHAM that can be just as important to our group that has been going on throughout the month of May – Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health is an incredibly significant piece of the puzzle…

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Spring into Migraine

Spring is here which for many means enjoying the new leaves on trees and the blooming flowers. But spring can also cause issues for people with migraine disease. We will look at some of the common problems spring can bring. 1. Allergies Spring for many means seasonal allergies. The air is full of pollen which…

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