June is Migraine Awareness Month, and so I want to take the chance to bring migraine to the forefront of our attention, as we continue to see developments with medications and new treatments. While all of these changes are so positive and demonstrate how far we have come with migraine treatment, we have a long way to go, as this disease continues to dramatically affect the lives of tens of millions of sufferers.

As I wrote in my anthology, “Migraine is not something that turns on and off. Most live with some aspect of the disease all day, every day…sometimes the work is laborious and tiresome—like walking on eggshells, avoiding every trigger, making choices or decisions based on the weather patterns, making........

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