For months, I lived with constant headaches that refused to go away no matter what I tried. It began as a mild discomfort, a small pounding at the back of my head, but slowly it grew into a daily burden that controlled my life. Some days the pain was sharp like needles, and other days it was heavy and dull, but it never disappeared. I woke up with pain, worked with pain, and went to bed with pain.
Bright light irritated my eyes, loud sounds made the headaches worse, and simple tasks required enormous effort. I carried painkillers in every pocket because I never knew when the next throbbing attack would hit. But the tablets gave only temporary relief. The pain always returned stronger, and over time I began to fear my own mornings.…CONTINUE READING
