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Calling all Twitter-fanatics!  If you’d prefer to follow this blog on Twitter, I now have an option for you with a bonus.

You can now get updates to this blog via my Twitter feed.  Not only that, at this point I’m including some new things from the rest of the site as well.  So you’ll have that added bit of current information to help you in your fight against headaches of many kinds.

So go and find me on Twitter – my username is migraine_blog.

For other visitors, don’t forget you can sign up for the rss feed in your news reader, or in My Yahoo! or iGoogle or whatever you prefer.

Quick thanks to Sandy

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Just for the record, I appreciate your comments and notes even though I don’t always have a chance to respond the way I’d like.  I even appreciate your feedback about the site itself.

For example, Sandy from Australia emailed me a few weeks ago, pointing out the the font on the menus of the main site was horrendous – terribly hard to read!  ANd boy was she right.

So, I’ve changed the font – you should find it much clearer and easier to read.

Thanks again, Sandy!  And thanks all of you who share your comments and suggestions.

I’m not sleeping – trust me!

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I'm not sleeping!

Regular readers of the Migraine and Headache News Blog have been shocked to see a sudden decrease in posts.  Subscribers to HeadWay have been horrified to note that there was no issue in June.  What’s going on?  Is James asleep at the wheel?!

No, I’m certainly not asleep!  But a move from one city to another, some travel and other family responsibilities have kept me away from my writing here (not to mention some migraine attacks – but that was expected!).  Actually, I was about a month with almost no internet access – so I have dozens of emails to catch up on.  I knew I would have limited access for a while, but I didn’t realize just how limited it would be.  So my limited posting was a bit of a surprise to me too (otherwise I would have given you more warning!).

So I’m not asleep, and I haven’t forgotten about you all – I’ve been thinking of you lots.  As a matter of fact, I have some exciting plans for upcoming topics, and I’ve started doing some research on some things that I know you’ll be interested in!

So, all going well, HeadWay will resume this month (may not be on time, but I’ll do my best!), and posts will start to pick up speed again.

I’ve missed interacting with you all!  Hope you’re doing well, and we’ll talk again soon.

Search is back!

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I’ve been working on upgrading the search function on this site since moving the blog in January.  I think we finally have it up and running properly!

The one thing you need to know is that there is actually more than one search.  Of course, on the sidebar of this blog you can search only blog posts, dating back 3 and a half years.  But if you want to search the entire site – the blog and all the articles and archived newsletters, go to this page.  This is the ultimate search.  You can also go to the sitemap or sign up for the newsletter there.

Counting the blog posts and newsletters, there are around 550 pages of information on this site.  It’s a challenge to keep everything organized and find-able – hope this helps!

Try the new search right now…

Thanks from Sierra Leone

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As some of you know, a portion of the proceeds from this site go toward the medical needs of some of the world’s neediest children in the country of Sierra Leone.  The organization we give through, International DOVE, recently sent their thanks by mail, so I’m copying it here for all of you:

Thanks for International DOVE

In case you can’t read the smaller print, it says,"Just as you have given to Dove’s orphanage this past year, we have been able to give to the villages around us.  Here are some of Dove’s children carrying clothing and toys to distribute them to families around the community that have very little."

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