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He's removing the pain right now in Jesus' name.

Now, as he's doing that, what I'm sensing, God just impressing me, is that there's so many people watching that are dealing with pain in their bodies, migraine pain.

Man, God's freeing people from migraines right now in the name of Jesus.

It's like this thing hits you and it just knocks you out for two or three days.

And God's healing you from those migraines.

in the name of jesus someone's had difficulty in your menstrual cycle and god's setting that in order and it's been really painful and really uncomfortable for you and and really inconvenient father i'm asking you to set her system in order in the name of Jesus.

There's someone, I've got to go back to this, there's some young man that you've just gone through this rejection.

Let's address the stigma surrounding migraine at school.

It comes from so many directions, other kids, teachers, staff.

How does a kid stay strong and empowered in the face of migraine stigma, especially if they've had to miss some school? Yes.

I mean, I agree with you.

I think it's a big question.

So tension-type headache is the most common headache that people experience.

Migraine is the leading reason why people seek care either in their primary care office with somebody like myself or in an emergency room.

And so tension-type headache is often thought about as a headache that affects both sides of the head or the face or the neck, where it's mild to moderate.

It's not pulsating or throbbing.

Yeah.

Well, let's use that to pivot to the first thing that you talked about there, which is what are the modifiable lifestyle interventions that you would keep in your playbook for these patients, and are they the same across all the headaches? Everything you just said, for example, around correcting sleep apnea, minimizing alcohol, avoiding naps during the day, would you give that advice to any person suffering from headache, or are you really narrowing that on the cluster patient, whereas the migraine patient you have a different playbook?

Migraine itself has certain identified risk factors.

Even the subtypes of migraine may have their own identified risk factors.

We'll touch on that a little bit today because it kind of plays into this a little bit, what we're talking about here.

But this other one is unbelievable, this Pain-Free and Live It Again, How to Heal Fibromyalgia, IBS, Migraines, and Other Mystery Pain Syndromes.

And this is really exciting.

I've read the book.

Skittering about the wreckage they basked in midsummer rain, I got headaches years after.

My skull was a conch, pulsing with migraine.

and orchestral overtones.

I emerged into the world from the infinitesimal possibilities of non-existence into flux, reverberation, vibrant sounds and colors in motion.

welcome to the very first episode of decode your migraine live a place to continue the conversations that are changing the way we view migraine now why do i say that well it's because the conversations that we're having on migraine really need to change I think that's the number one reason.

Migraine is the leading cause of disability in women under 50.

It is a brain disease that has a bigger impact on women's lives than any other medical problem.

It's more likely to take you away from being able to make your own money, raise your own kids than anything else that can happen to you.