What Twitter’s Downfall Means for Chronic Condition CommunitiesThe chronic condition community on Twitter has changed my life. I’m worried about what will happen without it. Ever since Elon Musk took ownership of Twitter and renamed it X, the social media platform’s halting march toward death seems a foregone… Oct 10 23October 10, 2023Article at Bezzy Depression
What You Need to Know About Ice Packs for Migraine ReliefThe writer describes products she thinks are useful for readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. I’ve spent years testing different types of ice packs, masks, and wraps for migraine relief. Here are the ones… Aug 27 23August 27, 2023Article at Bezzy Migraine
Do You Want Us Here or Not: Fighting for Accessibility in Art SpacesFor the second edition of our essay series at Art Düsseldorf Magazine, we asked a selection of writers to investigate issues related to Diversity in the Art World. This essay by Delia Harrington, a Boston-based journalist, explores the fight to… Jun 15 23June 15, 2023Article at Art Düsseldorf Magazine
Migraine Symptom Relief Is Money Well SpentI used to feel guilty spending money on migraine treatment. Now, I remind myself that I deserve whatever relief I can find. It’s in my nature to hunt for deals, cut costs, buy in bulk, and get the store brand instead of the name brand. Sometimes, I… Mar 31 23March 31, 2023Article at Bezzy Migraine
In the Documentary ‘Angel Applicant,’ a Filmmaker Explores Paul Klee’s Late Work Through the Lens of Their Shared IllnessThe film debuted at SXSW, where it clinched a grand jury award. In the new documentary Angel Applicant, narrator-director Kenneth August Meyer presents an interpretation of painter Paul Klee’s work with an insight that few others would be able to… Mar 21 23March 21, 2023Article at ArtNet News
7 Tips for Enjoying Live Music Events If You Live with MigraineMusic concerts can involve factors that trigger a migraine attack. Here are the steps I take to prepare for an event. If you’re like me, you may be thrilled to finally be going out, vaxxed and masked, into the world again. Going to live music events… Nov 21 22November 21, 2022Article at Bezzy Migraine
What’s in My Travel Migraine Rescue Kit?Preparing my kit allows me to care for my future self by making sure I’ll have everything I need — no matter where an attack strikes. Since 2020, I’ve carried a migraine rescue kit with me everywhere, refining its contents as I go. It’s small, only… Oct 28 22October 28, 2022Article at Bezzy Migraine
What I’ve Learned By Being Open About Migraine in PublicChoosing to be unapologetically open about my life with migraine has helped me connect with others, prioritize my health, and show up as my whole self. “Do you feel better now?” I could hear the hopefulness in my friend Jen’s voice. I had been lying… Sep 30 21September 30, 2021Article at Healthline
7 Tips for Living with Migraine in the Zoom EraCOVID-19 has radically changed the way we live, work, and socialize. Case in point: Videoconferencing technology, once reserved for workplaces, is now being used for everything from nonstop work meetings to yoga classes to baby showers and holiday… Jan 14 21January 14, 2021Article at Healthline
Changemaker: Cassie Hurd, safe consumption site advocate and SIF MA Now founderWhen it comes to the opioid epidemic, Cassie Hurd thinks it’s time for bold action and she has the solution: safe consumption sites. The founding member of advocacy group SIF MA Now has spent the last three years advocating for safe injection… Jan 13 20January 13, 2020Article at The Scope
