Recognizing Mild and Severe Cases of Serotonin Syndrome
I’ve now experienced Serotonin Syndrome twice and I want to lay out how those symptoms presented to help others identify their own symptoms when doctor’s may miss it completely.
Category: Migraine
How Dorm Culture Is In Constant Opposition to Chronic Illness
How my first few college experiences, from orientation to move in weekend foreshadowed how much the needs of my chronic illness conflicted with campus and dorm culture.
A Generation Z’s Response to Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, It’s Time to Stop Ignoring Our Youth and Young Adults
Migraine Awareness falls short when it comes to representing people younger than 40 and this June for Migraine and Headache Awareness Month I’m kicking off my blog series that will focus on youth representation and experiences with migraine disease.
What Its Really Like When I Take My Migraine Abortive Meds
The way we measure success for migraine meds doesn’t actually line up with improved quality of life, and people need to know that.
My Experience With The CGRP Abortive: Nurtec
Migraine research continues to get more innovative and exciting over the last few years. Last year, for the first time in my 10+ years with migraine, I tried a medication that actually provided me with relief. The new glass of drugs: gepants, began being approved and distributed early in 2020. These are medications that work […]
My Life. My Migraine. 