This is a gorgeous-stunning photograph. It's absolutely beautiful. I love the glasses and that you can't see her eyes, that she has that checkered line on them-it reminds me of the mask we wear when we have a migraine and what's going on in our heads that people can't see. Carolyn
Hi, I feel sorry to hear about your never ending pain.
If you haven't tried these treatments yet, I think they are worth a try: Prednisolone (for migraine)
Cetirizin or similar allergy medication (for nausea)
Peppermint oil gently applied to forehead and temples with a drop of water to make it seep into the skin more easily. This works wonders for me. It's short lasting, but effective while it lasts.
I'm trying to document the consequent craziness that has invaded my life with having chronic daily migraine, and I've also started creating art as a coping tool.
Please remember that nothing I say here counts as official medical advice.
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I love the picture! I am very into black and white photography... used to do it myself back in the day. My fav photographer by far is Ansel Adams.
I like how she is wearing those huge specs! Don't fear the light... yeah, right!
It is very cool.
This is a gorgeous-stunning photograph. It's absolutely beautiful. I love the glasses and that you can't see her eyes, that she has that checkered line on them-it reminds me of the mask we wear when we have a migraine and what's going on in our heads that people can't see. Carolyn
Hi, I feel sorry to hear about your never ending pain.
If you haven't tried these treatments yet, I think they are worth a try:
Prednisolone (for migraine)
Cetirizin or similar allergy medication (for nausea)
Peppermint oil gently applied to forehead and temples with a drop of water to make it seep into the skin more easily. This works wonders for me. It's short lasting, but effective while it lasts.
I like the idea of the mask thing, too.
Thank you so much for the recommendations of the peppermint oil!
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