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Neurodivergence and access to migraine care

It isn’t unusual to encounter someone who struggles to seek access to medical care. Among medical professionals – especially in rural settings – we often note that if a farmer is phoning for an appointment,…

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Supporting neurodivergent individuals with migraine

At the National Migraine Centre, we understand how important it is to manage migraine effectively, and we are committed to providing care in a neuro-affirmative way. Our team is here to offer support, ensuring that…

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Migraine Voices: Rebecca’s story

“I have two children at home and I hate nothing more than them seeing me lying there in a hospital bed.” I’m Rebecca and this is my migraine journey. I remember having migraines when I…

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Migraine Voices: Alice’s story

“My message to all fellow migraine sufferers is don’t stop trying, try to raise awareness, and stay positive!” I’m Alice and I have had migraines since the age of 11. For the past few years,…

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Migraine Voices: Samantha’s story

“Anti-CGRP medication got me back to just one attack a fortnight.” I’m Samantha, I’m 32 and I’ve had migraine since I was 13. Until two years ago I had migraine with visual aura, but now…

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Migraine Voices: Ellena’s story

“I felt like a burden to the world, I could hardly get out of bed most days.” I’m Ellena and I’ve had chronic migraine since I was 15. At first I was told it was…

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Migraine Voices: Barbara’s story

“Painting and drawing is the only thing which distracts me from the pain of a mild to mid migraine attack. It’s the ideal balance of relaxation and concentration for me.” My name is Barbara and…

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