Migraine Heroes

Member Stories

What migraine took from them. What it took to get better. And how their life looks now.

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Samantha

55 years old, New Zealand

Self-reported migraine

At start:

13 days/month

After 3 months:

3 days/month

What changed

Went from a migraine six days a week to about one a month, with enough stability to compete again and get married.

"I actually can be normal again."

Patricia smiling in a sunhat and blue top against a soft green background.

Patricia

63 years old, USA

Self-reported migraine

At start:

20 days/month

After 10 months:

1 day/month

What changed

Went from near-daily headaches escalating into migraines tied to suppressed anger and physical tension, to a full migraine-free month and rediscovered hobbies like piano and crochet.

"Life is so much simpler because I always had pain to work around."

Steph and Alex smiling together with a small brown dog against a soft green background.

Steph & Alex

31 years old, UK

Self-reported migraine

At start:

21 days/month

After 10 months:

9 days/month

What changed

Steph went from a 12-year pattern of frequent migraines to a 60–70% pain reduction and confidently setting a wedding date; Alex left her job to prioritize her health and is already seeing results after a few months.

"It really is life-changing."

Jaya sitting with her young daughter and a small white dog against a soft green background beside the episode title.

Jaya

41 years old, USA

Self-reported migraine

At start:

17 days/month

After 5 months:

5 days/month

What changed

Went from hiding migraine pain on video calls at work to having the energy to exercise, play with her daughter, and being open with her manager about the diagnosis.

"I found progress by being open with what I was experiencing... and being open with those around me."

Dulcie standing in a light blue blouse against a soft green background beside the episode title.

Dulcie

39 years old, Canada

Self-reported migraine

At start:

28 days/month

After 1 month:

2 days/month

What changed

Dulcie went from daily pain to many pain-free days, needed less medication, and could spend more time working and reading.

“Don’t just accept that this is normal for you.”

Jane smiling in a dark off-shoulder top against a soft green background beside the episode title.

Jane

58 years old, UK

Self-reported migraine

At start:

19 days/month

After 5 months:

10 days/month

What changed

Jane learned to recognize early migraine signs, respond sooner, and reduce the fear of losing days to pain and sickness.

“This was a time that I have looked forward to my entire life when I can just function normally.”

Portrait of Jade smiling, with short brown hair, black glasses and a white top against a plain white background.

Jade

35 years old, Australia

Self-reported migraine

At start:

28 days/month

After 4 months:

2 days/month

What changed

Went from hospitalizations, blackouts, and fear of losing her job to full-time work, and no severe migraine in months.

"I honestly can say that I wouldn't be where I am without your love and support."

Black-and-white portrait of Samantha smiling gently, with short light hair and a white blouse on a white background.

Samantha

55 years old, New Zealand

Self-reported migraine

At start:

13 days/month

After 3 months:

3 days/month

What changed

Went from decades of "it's not a real migraine" dismissals to vestibular attacks with vomiting and vertigo, to now sensing an attack early enough to head it off.

"What you've done is made me aware of myself, which is almost more important."

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