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Migraine Expressions: A Creative Journey Through Life With Migraine

by Betsy Baxter Blondin

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A breathtaking book of intimate and insightful art, poetry, photography, and prose by migraineurs and people who love them, expressing what migraine feels like and what living with migraine disease means for millions of people worldwide. This book can serve as a companion for people with migraine who might feel alone in their suffering and as a beautiful and dramatic tool for promoting awareness and understanding of migraine disease to others.… (more)
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A breathtaking book of intimate and insightful art, poetry, photography, and prose by migraineurs and people who love them, expressing what migraine feels like and what living with migraine disease means for millions of people worldwide. This book can serve as a companion for people with migraine who might feel alone in their suffering and as a beautiful and dramatic tool for promoting awareness and understanding of migraine disease to others.

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