LIVRO My Life with Migraine (English Edition) PDF Earle Levenstein

My Life with Migraine, written by Earle Levenstein in a vivid and conversational tone, describes the author’s life-long journey with Migraine. From the beginning, he experienced a hotbed of psychosomatic afflictions. By definition, not bodily damaged, but a head-case. No physician ever found anything. Stomach issue? Should be drinking more fluids. Terrifying nightmares? Too much Action Comics. Persistent nausea? Eliminate spicy foods. Fear of the water? A really good swimming coach. Excruciating headaches? Major dental work.  What do we know about Migraine? And how do we describe it? And where does it come from? And is the invasion random? And considering the line of candidates, how does it smile, point, nod and choose? How do we separate it from seemingly psychological factors displayed by everyday neurotics? And, importantly, given that there are precious few objectively identifiable features, how do we even know that we have Migraine; whatever it is?  In the author’s case, it was determined by retrospective deduction after some generally accepted signals were identified. My Life with Migraine explores neurology, psychology and techniques, such as bio feedback, related to experiencing migraines without getting too bogged down with a lot of technical jargon. Most importantly, the author shares his life long journey, processing and reflecting on what it means to live with migraines.