Since i'm a long time sufferer of these and now my son & daughter suffer from them as well, I enjoyed this article from wisebread.com to help people who don't have migraines or who are just getting them understand what migraines are about and how they impact the people around them. When I was married, a lot of times the husband didn't understand the need for me to do what I had to do in order to deal with the migraines I had and the level of severaity of pain was a enduring despite the fact taht I still had to go to work and be a mom. There were limits of pain I could endure, higher than most others, yet when the pain was bad - really bad, I had to shut down immediately in a dark room, a bottle of Mountain Dew (when I hated that pop) and a cup of coffee. So read the article even if you are a migraine sufferer because there are tips and tricks for you to try and know in order to make your life a little better. Hopefully, we'll be back today with a Motivation from Monica Marie Jones, but if not, thanks for stopping by. http://www.wisebread.com/dealing-with-and-understanding-migraine-headaches Dealing With and Understanding Migraine Headaches I have suffered from migraines for about twenty years now. They are less frequent and of lower intensity than they were in my 30s, but I still dread them. Unfortunately, my daughter also occasionally has them. How much do they hurt? Well, I have gone through natural childbirth, surgery, wisdom tooth removal...I'd rate the migraines right below childbirth on the pain scale. They are severely painful. (See also: 9 Ways to Beat a Killer Headache) I must preface any "home remedy advice" that I am giving here with this — if you are having severe headaches, you should see your doctor. Never assume you have figured out what you have from the internet. Make an appointment. In fact, that was what I did after I had my first migraine. After a thorough examination, my doctor explained what a migraine was. My genes or environmental factors could be the cause, as could the trigeminal nerve (a pain pathway) and/or imbalances in serotonin levels. Interestingly, she also told me, "God isn't punishing you." That hadn't occurred to me at all, but she explained that because the pain so severe, it is not uncommon for people to think that. Migraine Triggers |
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Friday, May 27, 2011
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
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Monday, May 23, 2011
Monday Motivation - "Get Your Life In Order" from @monicamjones
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
Know When Not To Bother Me
I’ve always been a person who knows their faults and isn’t afraid to admit them. Internally I’m selfish, yet I think It’s a unique selfishness that for some people see as a giving quality to them.
Also I do things to make sure I’m not bothered again. I don’t like to teach people twice or repeat myself over wishes and requests.
When I’m angry or upset, I need complete silence. I can’t stand to be spoken to or even hear anything unnecessary when I’m very upset about something. I usually go into a corner like a wounded animal, lick my wounds, take a nap and once I’m awake I’m fine.
I don’t know what I would have done if my mother had not taught me to recognize my faults as a mother and gear my children to accept these faults about me, adjust themselves around my faults and love me still.
I tell you all this because I had something horrible happen too me lately and mothering was the last thing I wanted to do when I came home on a Thursday night with three kids who clearly needed my attention and time.
When I said kids are a needy bunch I really meant that. Not to be mean, but to say that they have a lot of needs. Aside from what the government tells you to provide for them, shelter, food, security, and all that jazz,
I also have to give up my time to hear stories about their life angst, their school work, misunderstandings about things they need me to hear and which sibling is bothering them this hour. Let’s not forget the list of demands like new pairs of shoes, a brush to keep their waves tight and something from the hair supply store.
Yet when I tell you how much my kids know my faults and love me, on Thursday night when I walked in the door and they all started speaking at once, they immediately stopped mid-sentence and knew something was wrong with me.
In as short as a sentence a possible, I told them my problem.
I remember my fifteen year old reaching over and turning off the television. Whatever was imperative for the ten year old to say and share just dissipated and she turned around and walked away while the fourteen year old boy helped me carry my bags to my room, put my coat up, turned the television off in there and then closed the door behind him as he left out.
The house was silent and when I sat on the bed to wallow in frustration and anger, I knew I was blessed to have some really great kids.
After my nap, I had to commend myself on a good job I had done as a mother. I appreciated their understanding and later told them.
I learned in the past it’s okay if your kids know you’re not Superwoman and that you’re a real life human. All this Mommy business is a learning experience and I’m coming to find out that if you really rear that little human beings in the way that you want them to grow up, they will grow up in that fashion. In all my days, at that point when I was going through a crisis, I’m glad that they were there to understand what I needed in order to be a better Mommy for them.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
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