In the days following my migraine attack, I expected myself to return to โbusiness as usualโ.
On some days, I succeeded. But on others, I simply couldn't focus.
Eventually, I opted to rest without guilt. Maybe I was being lazy, and I couldโve gotten things done if I persisted or had more discipline. But I could also be sabotaging my recovery process and trigger another full-blown migraine attack.
Your body will recover, just not immediately. Being patient with the process helps you get through the not-so-good times.
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In the last week of February, I had a migraine attack that involved a right-sided headache and involuntary muscle contractions in my left limbs. Thanks to these three principles, Iโve learned how to take better care of myself.
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