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I woke up at 4 a.m. with the worst migraine I think I have ever had. The wonderful part about that migraine was it helped me find my focus again. I've had these things since I was a young girl. This morning I snuggled down in my bed, began meditating, and before I knew it, I was waking up with just some minor soreness in my head. The relief was awesome! I brought soothing white light down into my 6th chakra and envisioned the pain being taken away. The best part was how rested I felt when I woke up. I also tried a little mantra as well. With. Each deep breath in I told myself it was a pain reliever the breath out was the pain leaving. I feel wonderful! Now I just need to find a way to get to sleep tonight. :)

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Wow that's awesome news Allie! Congratulations!!

I am very lucky that I haven't had a migraine yet but I hear they are some of the worst things you can ever go through. I don't envy you!


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Thanks for the suggestion. I've been suffering from migraine since 1986. Next time I'll certainly try this.

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I am also happy for you alliegirl! Keep up the meditation practice, it is certainly paying off for you!

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Thanks everyone!

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Alliegirl - you were talking about having to fall asleep again - do you have problems in general falling asleep?


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I have a great deal of trouble sleeping. The last week has been pretty bad, but I'm over stressed. I have a hard time turning my thoughts off at night. I recently lost my job so I'm home a lot more, we have some financial issues (of course) and I really want to be back at work again. However, I must say that the work hiatus presented me with the chance to focus on my spiritual growth. Meditation has long been a way for me to relax and sleep. When I was able to battle migraines, I felt truly accomplished. The sleep thing is still an issue though.

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Alliegirl, thanks for sharing about trouble sleeping. For me, I have to find a sleeping position that I can truly relax in - then I count backwards from 10 to 1. Each count I relax more and before 1 have drifted off. I think getting completely comfortable in bed is essential to falling asleep. So, it's a combination of mentally relaxing, and being physically comfortable.

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I've tried for the past week to get comfy and I've counted, I've used mantra, I've gone to my "happy place", and nothing seems to work. One thing I'm battling is a hormonal imbalance. Each month I must have estrogen injections due to a hysterectomy a few years back. I haven't had it sice early February (shame on me). I've been trying to take a more natural approach to my health care. I'm thinking that I've made a bit of an error. Hot flashes and emotions are at their peak (not to mention night sweats and sleep disturbance). I'm about to turn 30 and I know how my grandmother feels. :) I'm trying to get my self under control, but I feel like I will have to give in and go back to artificial means of hormonal balance.

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It's okay to take the medication that balances your hormones. Let's be thankful it is available! Natural or not, medicine is still an earthly gift to us earthlings.

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