When we think about quality of life, we often associate it with happiness, comfort, and a sense of fulfillment. But for those living with migraine, the reality is far more complex. Migraine symptoms can linger for days, disrupting daily routines and affecting not just physical well-being but also emotional and social aspects of life. In fact, studies have shown that people with migraine report poorer quality of life even when they’re not experiencing an attack. This phenomenon isn’t limited to women; healthcare workers and those with lower incomes are also more likely to feel the negative impact of migraine on…

When it comes to living with migraine disease, there’s more to the experience than just a pounding headache. For many people, nausea and vomiting are unwelcome guests that can make life miserable. In fact, nearly 73% of those who suffer from migraines also experience queasiness or stomach discomfort. These symptoms can be so debilitating that they’re not just a mere annoyance – they can actually limit your daily activities. And if you do happen to take medication for your migraine, the nausea and vomiting can make it feel like the medicine is trying to make its way back out of…

As we navigate the complexities of living with migraines, it’s easy to feel like we’re alone in this journey. But what if I told you that there are thousands of people out there who understand exactly what you’re going through? At [migrainemedicine.org](http://migrainemedicine.org), we believe that sharing our stories is a powerful way to connect with others and find hope. That’s why we’ve created a platform for community members to share their personal experiences, struggles, and triumphs. One of the most inspiring things about these stories is how they show that we’re not alone in this fight. Susan, who wrote one…