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ADHD and Migraine: is there a link?
By: Oscar Harvey, Information and Support Advisor
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“Even small sounds are like a cacophony – I just take my cochlear implant off”
Laura tells us about navigating life with migraine as a deaf person with Usher syndrome
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“Migraine has been a massive part of my life. It has always evolved, and I have had to evolve with it”
Misba talks about navigating childhood, work and family life with migraine
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“Set yourself a goal, no matter how big or small it is”: taking on a physical fundraising challenge with migraine
By: Andrea Quinn, Senior Communications Officer
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What is FND? How does it link to migraine?
By: Steph Weatherley, Senior Helpline Advisor
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A new pathway for migraine care in Scotland
By: Kate Sanger, Head of Policy and Communications
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Don’t let migraine be the scariest part of your Halloween and bonfire night celebrations !
By Andrea Quinn – Senior Communications Officer
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“What I get from streaming is social interaction and fun which I could not get in any other part of my life”
Amelia's story of finding a supportive community online
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“Now I do what’s right for me, not anyone else”
Sandip's story of osmophobia (sensitivity to smell) and finding what works for him
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Atogepant approved for preventive use in Scotland
Another treatment option for people living with migraine in Scotland
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Migraine and A&E
By: Ria Bhola, Headache Nurse Specialist
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Raising awareness through music
By: Charlotte Butler, who had her first migraine attack at 11 and has lived with migraine with aura ever since
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