Migraine Tips for Living Well with Migraines: Dr. Jeanette Radio
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I had a wonderful time yesterday talking with Dr. Jeanette Gallagher on BlogTalkRadio about living well with migraines and my book, "Finding Happiness with Migraines: A Do It Yourself Guide."
A few things we discussed: Pharmaceuticals Supplements Genetic mutations that might be affecting your migraine treatment Essential Oils Managing Triggers If you missed the live show, you can listen for free on BlogTalkRadio. #migraines #tips #livingwell #chronicillness #radio
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Sarah is a full-time author, editor, coach, and poet based in the Austin area. She writes and blogs about books, writing, publishing, politics, personal finance, migraine, chronic illness, motherhood, domestic violence, women's issues, and law.
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