Tammy Hader has been a migraine warrior for over 5 decades. A staunch proponent of migraine management, she has developed the knowledge base to help her navigate relationships, an accounting career, and many lifecycle changes. She is also the author of the book, Walking Old Roads – A Memoir of Kindness Rediscovered. Hader lives with her husband and cat in southcentral Kansas and enjoys writing, cooking, hiking, and football season. Follow her on Twitter, Medium and Bizcatalyst360.
Migraine illness and caregiving don’t always work well together. I’m a caregiver for my 86-year-old mother, whose physical and cognitive abilities have declined a lot in the last few years ....
Occasionally, my favorite television shows do look-back episodes. So, I thought I’d give it a shot and write a look-back article for my migraine blog ....
Diversity colors the world, even the migraine world. It seems like every person with migraine I speak to lives with their own special twist on migraine disease ....
It’s frustrating when something wakes me up in the middle of the night -- the cat, my bladder, a nightmare, or a migraine episode ....
The first time I dreamed about having a migraine, I didn’t immediately wake up. It felt confusing for some reason, like I had never had head pain, nausea, and sensitivity to light and sound before this ....
Waking up with a migraine made migraine management the priority on my to-do list. I had obligations to meet, so I had to take a triptan tablet and keep going ....