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emma-86B377E54B

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From: newport
17 total posts
Currently suffering :(
12 Jun, 2012 - 4:06 pm
hi, could the carers talk to me abouy how we as sufferers can help our spouse who want to take care of us. My husband is great with me but how can I help him cope with my problem. So my main question is. how to alleviate their anxiety, make them feel better about what they do. What would you like you partner to do to help yu cope with them

thankyou all
emma
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Huddo

(Member)
From: Kempsey
2 total posts
Currently suffering :(
27 Jan, 2016 - 7:20 am
The best thing my partner can do is leave me be and be ready to drive to hospital if need be. Our partners suffer alot like we do my g girlfriend starts crying when i get one she sees how much pain im and feels helpless i tell her its ok and ill come good soon. I honestly dont think i could do it without her and i tell her that shes helping me by just being around.
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Roger

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From: Latrobe
251 total posts
Not currently suffering :D
03 Feb, 2016 - 1:53 pm
Yeah, I just need to be left alone. There is nothing they can do really... maybe make sure the imigran nasal spray is stocked up and on hand...

While I would be devastated if my wife ever had to feel this much pain, Im glad it's me and not her.
I can handle it, so I tell her it's ok and that I can handle it (even though sometimes during a bad one I dont feel like I can keep going)
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Adams-crew

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From:
12 total posts
Not currently suffering :D
18 Jul, 2016 - 10:55 am
Hi All,

I am not a Migraine Sufferer since my teens, but my teenage son has had a hell of a time over the last few years. We tried all of the conventional practitioners and natural therapies available to us here in Tasmania. We were on the waiting list for the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne when we came across the following treatment. It is not specifically addressing this disorder, but addressing the body as a whole.

Anyway, we decided that we had nothing to loose, as preventative medications were taking over my sons life. There was just something about that which didn't sit right with us.

So this is our miracle treatments for our sons Chronic Migraines. If this helps just one person battle this demon then my constant posts will have paid off.

All the best with your battles!

Leanne

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