Yesterday morning I woke up with one of the worst migraines I've ever had in my entire life. One of those splitting headaches that made me want to just crawl back into bed, bury myself beneath my blankets again and sleep until the pain went away. But I knew, from the moment I woke up, that I wouldn't be able to do that. I knew I had errands to run, a job to get to, a messy room to clean up from the weekend before, packing to finish, homework assignments to do, emails to respond to, class to participate in, textbooks still to buy, bills to pay and people to catch up with- so I did what I could to ignore the pain in my head. I snuggled up with my dog for a few minutes, then forced myself out of bed and into business casual clothing for another busy shift at work. I took an Ibuprofen and chugged a bottle and a half of water. I ordered a coffee, got organized, washed my face with warm water and hoped with all of my being that things would go smoothly from there forward. Frank...
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