Flare vs Setback — How to Understand Recovery with Vestibular Migraine
A bad day hits and your first thought is: “I’ve lost everything.” All the progress. All the good days you’d […]
A bad day hits and your first thought is: “I’ve lost everything.” All the progress. All the good days you’d […]
Before vestibular migraine, leaving the house required three things: phone, wallet, keys. I never thought about it. I just walked
Here’s something nobody prepared me for. I can walk into a busy restaurant and not feel dizzy. Not spinning, not
Before vestibular migraine, I never thought about multitasking. It was automatic — cooking while watching something, scanning shelves while walking
When my symptoms first started, I spent hours searching for the perfect vestibular migraine diet. I wanted a list —
For the first month after my symptoms started, I held onto one belief like a lifeline: “This will pass.” The
t wasn’t dramatic. There was no spinning room. No collapse. No moment where I thought “something is seriously wrong.” It
Before my symptoms started, I wore my lack of sleep like a badge of honour. Four hours? Fine. Six hours?
I’m not going to give you a generic migraine food list copied from a medical website. You can find those
When I first started researching vestibular migraine triggers, weather was on every list I found. Barometric pressure drops. Storms rolling