Purrs for Vernon please?

"Adrian" wrote in message
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I'm getting behind in reading the group so I hope Vernon is feeling better
by now. I was wondering, with both you and Vernon suffering migraines,
does
Nathan ever get them?

Hi Adrian.

I'm *always* behind reading the group! Vernon is on the mend. So far....
Nathan seems to be clear. He gets the odd headache but nothing that I can
definitely say is a migraine... yet... I hope he stays migraine clear.

Cheers, helen s

I've been suffering hormonal migraines for 30 years, with no help from
my GP, so I'm trying acupuncture and it really seems to be helping,
they haven't gone completely but seem (so far anyway) so be reduced in
the amount and how long they go on for. I've been having it for 3
months and usually get migraines every month for up to 10 days, but for
the last 3 months they've been less severe and only lasting 1 day,
which for me is a blessing. I don't know if acupuncture would work for
everyone though, and I have to pay for it, but he's been great and if I
can't afford it at the time of the treatment, he lets me give him a
post-dated cheque for pay day.

Marcia

I suffer from vascular migraines my self have had them since I was 16
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I've been suffering hormonal migraines for 30 years, with no help from
my GP, so I'm trying acupuncture and it really seems to be helping,
they haven't gone completely but seem (so far anyway) so be reduced in
the amount and how long they go on for. I've been having it for 3
months and usually get migraines every month for up to 10 days, but for
the last 3 months they've been less severe and only lasting 1 day,
which for me is a blessing. I don't know if acupuncture would work for
everyone though, and I have to pay for it, but he's been great and if I
can't afford it at the time of the treatment, he lets me give him a
post-dated cheque for pay day.

Marcia

"wafflycat" wrote in message
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Thanks for all the good wishes for my ill-health-ridden spouse

The headache is leaving gradually and he's now got the standard
post-migraine exhaustion. So he is on the sofa, feet up, cat on lap, cup
of tea in hand

I hope this is the last migraine he has for a while. He normally gets
two - four a year and he's fine the rest of the time. Having two so close
together is unusual for him.

Cheers, helen s

Hi, Helen. Didn't see the OP in time to reply, but our two are purring that
Vernon stays hale enough for his procedure, whenever it is.
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

wafflycat wrote:

Thanks for all the good wishes for my ill-health-ridden spouse

The headache is leaving gradually and he's now got the standard
post-migraine exhaustion. So he is on the sofa, feet up, cat on lap, cup
of tea in hand

I hope this is the last migraine he has for a while. He normally gets
two - four a year and he's fine the rest of the time. Having two so
close together is unusual for him.

Sorry for missing this thread - methinks *someone* glare at Caliban
has been walking on the laptop again and marking threads read. Might
also have been another *someone* glare at Miranda. Anyway, purrs that
this was the last migaine for Vernon in a very long time.

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