Imagine having the power to zap your migraine pain away. According to a press release issued by the Ohio State University Medical Center, Portable device effective in zapping away migraine pain, it just may be possible.
In previous tests in the university, patients used the machines with good success, but the machines were too big for home use, so the researchers developed a smaller, more portable machine for home use. For the treatment to work, the people with migraines must have an aura, a sensation that tells them that a migraine is about to start. With this type of warning, …read more

This week, Diana Lee, a disabled attorney & writer and editor of Somebody Heal Me, from Lawrence, Kansas, joins us to talk about her life with migraines.

Can you tell me about when you first started experiencing the pain and what kind of pain it was?
I had my first migraine at around age 6. Migraines run on both sides of my family and are unfortunately quite common among our clan. I had migraine with aura most of the time as a child, and my migraines were most often brought on by sun and heat exposure and excitement surrounding new …read more