The Migraine Diva

The Migraine Diva has been dealing with migraines since she was a child. She’s had 30 years of doctors, medications, struggles, triumphs, and treatments, and is a terrific resource for migraine sufferers at any stage of their journey. She still has chronic migraines but finds them well managed and shares up-to-date resources and personal experiences.

The Daily Headache

Kerrie is also a childhood migraine sufferer (see a pattern?) and has traveled the country seeking the best treatments for chronic illness. She provides a particularly emotionally authentic look into her journey, along with tips, guides, treatment recommendations, and resources.

The Migraine Girl

Janet has been writing about migraines on the internet before health writing was common — and she has a lot of experience and guidance to share. She’s especially good at speaking to what it’s like to live in a world where migraine pain isn’t understood — how do you explain your pain to your friends, partner or co-workers who don’t experience it?

The Reddit Migraine Community

Reddit can seem daunting or confusing for those who haven’t spent a lot of time with it, but once you get the hang of the format, you’ll find an incredible collection of patient stories and experiences to sift through. For those looking for perspectives from demographics of migraine sufferers who don’t get as much attention — this is your spot.

Disability Visibility Project

The Disability Visibility project focuses on demographics who are underrepresented in chronic pain. They do a wonderful job of covering the full spectrum and addressing issues for everyone. In this post, Rachel Lovejoy addresses what it took to get her migraines diagnosed, and the stigma she had to face.