- Date- May 15th, 2015
- Time of day- 12:00 p.m. (lunchtime)
- Duration of pain- 1 hour
- Location of pain- front and sides of head
- Description of pain (1-10 scale)- 5 (mildly moderate)
- # of hours of sleep night before- 3 1/2
- Food + drink consumption- a handful of raspberries
- Over-the-counter medication + effectiveness- Tylenol--->yes
- Symptoms- sore neck and shoulder muscles, feeling of tightness
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HALFWAY THERE!!!!! Okay, so almost every other day I have had this same, exact headache. But look on the bright side, almost every other day I have had this SAME, EXACT headache :) To any other normal human being, this sounds like pure torture. But to me, this news of a measurable, IDENTIFIABLE, completely trackable pattern of headaches is a breath of fresh air. Just like I have hoped, my headaches are all falling under the same category, making the diagnosis a whole lot easier to make. The moment I walk into my neurologist's office with these 30 pages of data, will be one to remember.
Feeling anxious (in a good way).
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