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June Headache Blog Carnival

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oyThis month’s Blog Carnival is hosted by The Migraine Girl. It’s topic is “Vacations & Migraines”. Of course, with skyrocketing food and fuel prices, you’ll probably won’t have a vacation this year, but you can still use this advice for any other trips or for general day-to-day use. And, of course, there’s always good reading.

The Highlights

These highlights are picked by me in a manner based on my tastes. This doesn’t imply that my tastes are better than your writing. If I have not mentioned your Headache Blog Carnival post, no offence is intended.

  • Let’s start off with the Migraine Girl herself and her post How to Survive a Vacation Tip #1: Don’t Trust the Website. My tip is this: how long do you plan on being in the hotel room? Plot accordingly.
  • Down the Rabbit Hole gives a practical and encouraging list of things migraineurs and anyone else with chronic pain needs to be aware of before they head out for misadventure.
  • I’ll admit it — I’ve chosen this one as a highlight just for the title: 90 Days of Narcotics: How To Best Use the New Drug Laws. This is a good overview of some changes made in American law in February.
  • I’m also picking Power of Pearl not because I beleive that a string of pearls is better for a headache than Excedrin and a lie-down, but because I really dig folklore and legends. Also, as a Pagan, I’m always on the lookout for tips on creystal healing. Yes, I know pearls are technically not crystals, but we needed a short label and “crystals” was chosen for some reason. I wasn’t invited to the convention, nor did I vote for the Superdelegates that went.

None from me this month, as I was in too much pain and missed the deadline.

Next Month

Good topic next month — “How Spirituality Helps Us Cope with Chronic Pain.” The due date for sumbissions is Friday, 11 July. The carnival is going back to regular host Diana Lee at Somebody Heal Me. Remember, your blog doesn’t have to be centered on migraines or headaches in order for your submission to be considered. You don’t get any money, but it’s great publicity and great reading.


3 Responses to “June Headache Blog Carnival”

  1. Astrid Lee, Distant Healing, Reiki Master Says:

    Hi all,

    Glad you dig my article on pearls.

    As I have had some headaches myself last week, I’m writing another / two more posts on the topic shortly for my We Are One World Healing blog.

    Stay tuned …

  2. Dealing With Headaches » Blog Archive » Pre-Menstrual Migraines Says:

    [...] when the next big head thumper is going to hit. In this way, you can see if you can not schedule vacation time then or at least keep bottles of painkillers with you wherever you [...]

  3. work from home typing jobs Says:

    Focusing your life solely on making a buck shows a poverty of ambition. It asks too little of yourself. And it will leave you unfulfilled.

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