I’m a very tired zombie today. A little lost in the fog at the end of my migraine.
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Author: Undeniably Sara
Abuse is an unfortunate reality in this world and is more than physical assault. The invisible trauma we suffer can result in chronic illness, which is a relentless beast gnawing away at the soundness of mind. Education and support from others are vital in the healing journey. View all posts by Undeniably Sara
Hope you are feeling better soon, my wife gets terrible migraines and the fog for days afterwards, mine are different, I can’t see and if I don’t catch it in time with rest in a dark room they can last for hours or be gone in minutes with out a trace
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I’m glad to hear the headache is gone. They are so awful! Hoping the fog passes quickly! Keeping you in my thoughts!
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Sara, sorry to hear about the migraines and the “fog”. Not sure what your situation is, but I remember migraines all too well. When younger, it was invoked by stress and anxiety. Now, such things seem to be linked to my thyroid and endocrine system. When it “hits,” light hurts…moving hurts…sound hurts. Not fun.
Sorry to hear you experience such things. Not the same thing as a headache, is it!
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