I’m an ACC adult born in the early 90s who found out about my disorder in the first grade, and I had headaches for a good chunk of my fourth grade year. They never did find a cause, but your explanation resonates with me because that teacher was probably the least accommodating one I ever had, and it was frustrating. I like when listening to others’ stories illuminates aspects of my own life. Thanks for doing this.
My son's headaches started around age 3. They were full-blown migraines including vomiting. He could only take ibuprophen. We had a CT scan to make sure that there was nothing bad going on, and they never did find a cause for them. As he started puberty, the headaches started to fade. He's 14 and hasn't had a a headache in about a year. It's such a helpless feeling to see your child feel so bad
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I love you! Thank you for sharing, from a concerned parent.
I’m an ACC adult born in the early 90s who found out about my disorder in the first grade, and I had headaches for a good chunk of my fourth grade year. They never did find a cause, but your explanation resonates with me because that teacher was probably the least accommodating one I ever had, and it was frustrating. I like when listening to others’ stories illuminates aspects of my own life. Thanks for doing this.
it's so great to see your back into the loop we all missed you.
My son's headaches started around age 3. They were full-blown migraines including vomiting. He could only take ibuprophen. We had a CT scan to make sure that there was nothing bad going on, and they never did find a cause for them. As he started puberty, the headaches started to fade. He's 14 and hasn't had a a headache in about a year. It's such a helpless feeling to see your child feel so bad