My Grain Migrates
Posted by Chris Kenworthy on 17 October 2012 | Views: 1428 | 0 Comments
I wrote this after my first ‘real’ migraine. I was on holiday in the Whitby area this summer 2012; specifically, walking around the so-called Robin Hood’s Bay. I felt dizzy, and then I saw squiggly lines across my eyes. The pain migrated from my forehead to my eyes and to the back of my head. It went wherever it felt like going. Fortunately I was with my parents, who guided me back to our clifftop hotel in Whitby, but around every street corner I wanted to vomit.
After a nice rest I wrote down the pain I had felt that day. It was an awful thing to happen, especially since I had been enjoying myself. I wanted to share this poem to make you aware that it can happen to anyone of any age at any time, and it could be for a number of reasons. Now that I know what it feels like, I shall be less scared and more ‘I have got to rest’ in the future…
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