migraine blogs

We’ve been having some trouble with some of the feeds in the Migraine and Headache Blogs page.  Sometimes a feed isn’t read properly, so I’m continuing to experiment with ways to make the aggregated feed better.  I don’t want you to miss some of the great blogs and posts that are out there.

So here are a few of the posts from recent days that you might find helpful:

• First, from A ClusterHead’s Life, struggling with being dependent on others, and the challenges of trying to get disability help in Canada (though the story could be from many countries worldwide!)
• From The Daily Headache, Migraine & Job Productivity and Worries
• From the Headaches/Migraine Blog, a report on the recent news story of medical fraud on the internet involving migraine
• Over at Through the Eyes of a Migraine, read some quotes from migraineurs about the things that make matters worse during an attack.
• Check out My Migraine Battle: On The Forefront for A Visit From the Migraine Fairy – tips on what to do if you need to go to the Emergency Room

After my post a few days ago about The Daily Headache blog, I got thinking about what I could do to help everyone keep up with all the excellent migraine and headache blogs out there.  They’re actually multiplying like rabbits these days, and no doubt some are better than others.

Some of you might have noticed a little box at the bottom of the main blog page here.  It shows recent headlines from some of the migraine blogs, headache blogs, clusterhead blogs and news sources.  If you click on that, you’ll go to a page that shows some of the most recent entries from these blogs around the internet.  My idea is to keep up with some of the best blogs on the net, and collect them here.  Check out the new blogs page from time to time to see new sources.  If there’s one you really like, I encourage you to subscribe to their blog, or bookmark it.

This is a brand new page, and there’s lots more I can do with this section in the future.  So keep your eyes open, and get ready to be introduced to several people that are dealing with chronic diseases.  In the future, I may also provide a suggestion form – if you know of a great blogger, or you’ve started a blog yourself, you can recommend it.

For now, go and check out some migraine blogs and headache blogs and more…