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PR: Bellamy Young on Migraines

TV star Scandal’s Bellamy Young takes on migraines

In the winter issue of PainPathways, actress Bellamy Young reveals the challenges she’s faced as she battles chronic migraines while starring as America’s first lady on TV’s hit show Scandal.

In our interview, Young shares her story, from migraine diagnosis to learning to recognize migraine warning symptoms to overcoming the stigma and impact the condition causes. Young stresses the importance of finding an effective therapy to combat the pain and side effects of migraine pain.

According to the National Headache Foundation, “Migraine disease plagues approximately 36 million Americans, more than multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and ALS combined.” Young advocates and encourages people to have real conversations with family and friends about the burden of this condition, in an effort to remove the stigma and take the issue “out of the dark and into the light.”

Other features in the NEW issue:
6 Ways to Calm the Pain Brain
OTC Pain Meds: Are You Making the Right Choices?
The Ringing Pain of Tinnitus
Caring Tips for Caregivers
Managing Pain & Anger
Overcoming CRPS Pain with New SCS Technology
And much more!

Order the WINTER issue featuring Scandal’s Bellamy Young

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Support The National Headache Foundation.

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Shon Gilmore, Communications Director

shon.gilmore@painpathways.org

336-714-8389

PainPathways Magazine, based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is a quarterly print and digital resource for patients, physicians and caregivers who manage acute, chronic or cancer pain. To subscribe for home or office, visit www.painpathways.org or find us on FacebookPinterestTwitterInstagramYouTube and LinkedIn.

PainPathways Magazine

PainPathways Magazine

PainPathways is the first, only and ultimate pain magazine. First published in spring 2008, PainPathways is the culmination of the vision of Richard L. Rauck, MD, to provide a shared resource for people living with and caring for others in pain. This quarterly resource not only provides in-depth information on current treatments, therapies and research studies but also connects people who live with pain, both personally and professionally.

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