Migraine Awareness Week (Sep 1–6, 2025) is a time to recognize that migraine is a neurological disease, not “just a headache.” It can be severely disabling, affecting work, school, relationships, and daily functioning. This week highlights the need for better diagnosis, personalized treatment, trigger management, and workplace accommodations, and encourages people to listen, validate, and support those living with migraine.
Join the conversation: share reliable resources, practical tips that help you (sleep routine, hydration, medication plan, stress reduction), and stories to reduce stigma and improve access to care. If you need help finding a specialist or community support, reach out — together we can push for improved research, treatment options, and understanding.
#MigraineAwarenessWeek #MigraineMatters #InvisibleIllness #ChronicIllness #HeadacheDisorder #SupportNotStigma #PainAwareness #NeuroHealth #PatientAdvocacy #SelfCare #KnowTheTriggers #SCABPharmacy
And otherworldly ... we aren't talking about astral dimensions, here ...
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"A migraine attack can be debilitating, painful, lead to loss of sight, and generally feel ‘otherworldly’."
Click below to read Dave's account of life with #migraine 🙏
#MigraineAwarenessWeek #MindfulofMigraine @MigraineTrust @NatMigraineCtr http://bit.ly/my-life-with-migraines
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