I Don’t Have A Migraine: The Worst Neurology Consultation
Come next year, when I go back for a consultation, I'll be asking for a new neurologist.

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Come next year, when I go back for a consultation, I'll be asking for a new neurologist.
Read more I Don’t Have A Migraine: The Worst Neurology Consultation
"You can't take codeine when you're pregnant."
Read more Trigeminal Neuralgia and the Codeine Ban: I’m Pregnant
I have trigeminal neuralgia and I'm allowed to have a life.
Read more I Have Chronic Pain, But I’m Still Allowed To Have A Life
I have trigeminal neuralgia and my brain thinks I'm in pain all the time. It's really difficult to explain to anyone who doesn't live with neuropathic (nerve) pain.
Read more What Is The Difference Between Nerve Pain and Regular Pain?
Even if we can be sure a death was suicide, how can we be sure that someone took their own life due to having trigeminal neuralgia?
Read more Why Is Trigeminal Neuralgia Called ‘The Suicide Disease’?
I am a medical keyworker in the UK and I am not in lockdown for the coronavirus outbreak. I still go to work every day and my job is essential. I am not frontline NHS - I am not a paramedic, a nurse, or an A&E worker. I am a clinic co-ordinator at a hospital.
Read more What It’s Like To Be A Keyworker With A Chronic Illness During The Coronavirus Pandemic
The government have sent out letters to one and a half million people in England, informing them that they are in the most high risk category and that they should stay in their houses for the next 3 months. These people include those who are currently undergoing chemotherapy, the recipients of organ transplants and people with severe respiratory diseases.
Read more Being Medically Undiagnosed During A Global Pandemic: Coronavirus Vs Chronic Illnesses
The DVLA (Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency) have had my provisional driving licence for fifteen weeks and I don't think I'm getting it back.