Relationships and Chronic Illness

Let's dive in to relationships today! Specifically, I am speaking about my marriage and how my husband, Jeremy, and I build a strong relationship together while also managing Chronic Migraine. I hope that this gives you a glimpse into how we handle, grow and cherish our relationship. Compassion, communication and being a team are just the start.
What are some important things you do in your relationship to help navigate chronic illness?
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[@allboggs5337]

Jeremy is a fantastic helper and husband to you! I’m smiling while listening to how he shops strategically to keep you safer. ☺️ You two are a great team Pamela! ❤️

[@beautyandthemigrainebeast6287]

He is amazing and I am so blessed to have him as my true partner in all that we do!

[@migrainenutritionist]

Loved this!!

[@beautyandthemigrainebeast6287]

Yay! Thank you so much

[@MarionFiedlerMusic]

Thank you so much for posting this. I have just heard about the reasons why my boyfriend and I had such a crazy time during the past 14 years - how migraine doesn't just cause pain but also depression. Anxiety. Overwhelm. Violence in our case. I have always felt unworthy when I was faced with his aggressions which as I understand he cannot do anything about/cause helplessness and frustration in him. I have always tried to improve stuff. I am high energy. He is calm and enjoys that. I am discovering the world and live a life of touring musician and curious person. My problem is, he has just left (again...)... leaving me helpless this time.

[@beautyandthemigrainebeast6287]

Sending you so much love - it is so hard and you are definitely not alone! Migraine is very complex and touches each part of life when you have it.

[@MarionFiedlerMusic]

Thanks. You are kind.

[@MarionFiedlerMusic]

I am sorry you are suffering chronically. Congratulations on your beautiful baby though. You can be proud!