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  1. Fern Goodale
    21 October 2013 @ 6:00 pm

    Migraines I have are so bad that I can’t even move, I get sick, the pain is so excrutiating, I want to die, it’s horrible, it lasts way too longer and I always said one of these days it will kill me, and this is what I expect can happen, I am now receiving botox treatments and in the early stages but finding relief, I remember a doctor saying to me once, It may hurt but it won’t kill you, I remember thinking Doctor you are wrong and now after my 50 years of suffering, they are working very hard to find migraine patients relief from this terrible pain & suffering, and I thank all those who work so hard for a possible cure! Thank You, Fern Goodale

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  2. Fern Lamontagne Goodale
    21 October 2013 @ 6:03 pm

    great article, I knew in my own mind from suffering , this was a huge possibility! now there is proof and evidence of the stroke from a migraine!

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  3. Cheri Patrick
    21 October 2013 @ 6:15 pm

    This is what happened to me. You know when it happens it’s an emergency and not an aura. I lost control of my left side, dropped what I was holding, felt I was in a dream and then lost consciousness briefly. I had trouble speaking afterwards and was put in an ambulance. They kept me for a week before diagnosing Basilar Type Migraine-induced TIA.

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  4. Pamela Lewis
    21 October 2013 @ 6:31 pm

    I have suffered from migraines since the age of eight and have had constant daily migraines for the last 17yrs. I have had more T.I.A.’s than I can remember, I was lucky to have had a really great neurologist when they started happening. I’ve also had seizures caused by the migraines as well.

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  5. Tara Davis
    21 October 2013 @ 6:57 pm

    Pamela how of you deal with them? I have suffered for over 10 years.

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  6. Jacquelyn Teresa Hearn
    21 October 2013 @ 9:15 pm

    Same thing happened to me 2 and half weeks ago. I have had bad migraines since I was 10, now chronic daily migraines and they do cause seizures.

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  7. Vikki Patrinou
    22 October 2013 @ 1:14 am

    I have had two migrainous strokes, one at age 20 and one age 35. I have some short term memory issues and problem finding the right word sometimes but otherwise no lasting effects.

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