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Bonnie Zink's Story
After several hospitalizations, investigative tests, and a few doctors, I was diagnosed with migraine. I suffer from full body migraine, which includes headache, vision changes, partial paralysis, and other symptoms. I am fairly aware of my triggers, and have been able to manage my personal and professional lives in spite of debilitating migraine attacks. Ensure that you are open and honest with your employer, health care team, and family about your experience with migraine and how attacks ma...
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