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Migraine is often misunderstood, downplayed and stigmatised and people with migraine are often not believed about the impact.

This needs to change.

#BelieveMe
#MigraineAwarenessWeek

The Migraine Trust'

This week is #MigraineAwarenessWeek and The Migraine Trust are running a campaign #BelieveMe, to raise awareness of the impact of a migraine, and helping others in knowing how to support a friend, family member, or colleagues, who struggles with them.

People with migraine are too often not believed when they speak about its impact on their lives.

A migraine is not ‘just a headache’ - it's a serious neurological condition.

Find out why people with migraine are saying #BelieveMe by following The Migraine Trust this #MigraineAwarenessWeek.

Migraine Awareness Week 21-27 September

Migraine is often misunderstood, downplayed and stigmatised. In reality it can impact on every aspect of life.

#BelieveMe #Migraine #MigraineAwarenssWeek

Paper works too, and the Trust's own diary does the job. What helps is walking in with your own record, in your own words.

If you need to talk it through, their information and support service is on 0808 802 0066.

#BelieveMe #MigraineAwarenessWeek

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It's Migraine Awareness Week, run by @themigrainetrust.bsky.social. This year's message: "Migraine really is 'that bad': believe us." #BelieveMe

Their campaign page, with ways to take part:
migrainetrust.org/get-involved/campaign-with-us/migraine-awareness-week/

This #MigraineAwarenessWeek theme is #BelieveMe. This author highlights the importance of being believed and listened to in relation to their Migraines.
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