Living with Migraines: Katie's Story of Strength, Hope & Help from Norman Regional Headache Cent

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Katie's experience with various neurologists, her evolving approach to treatment, and her partnership with the Headache Center shed light on the complexities of migraine management. She emphasizes the importance of early intervention and the life-changing impact of finding the right medical support.

Join Katie Ihrig, a 43-year-old mother and former military spouse, as she shares her powerful and personal journey with migraines. In this heartfelt video, Katie recounts the challenging onset of her condition, starting when her daughter was just 3 months old, leading to a frightening experience that mirrored stroke symptoms.

From losing feeling in her hand during a routine gym visit to enduring debilitating headaches that made even a pillow feel painful, Katie's story is one of resilience and adaptation. She talks candidly about the initial fears, the journey to diagnosis, and the ups and downs of living with migraines for nearly two decades.

Katie's experience with various neurologists, her evolving approach to treatment, and her partnership with the Headache Center shed light on the complexities of migraine management. She emphasizes the importance of early intervention and the life-changing impact of finding the right medical support.

Through her story, Katie also brings awareness to the Oklahoma Headache Center campaign, part of the Norman Regional Health Foundation. This initiative is dedicated to improving the lives of thousands suffering from migraines. Learn how you can support migraine research and make a difference in the lives of many.

For more information and to support migraine research, please visit: NRHFoundation.org.

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