As mentioned in the last posting, I had three photo haiga published in the March issue of faileD haikU, a Journal of English Senryu, Volume 1, Issue 3, edited by Michael Rehling. This is #2.
Note: Both the photo and senryu are by Mary Kendall.
A Poet in Time
One Poet's Writing Practice
A Poet in Time 
I know them well! Got them a lot in my 20s, now hardly ever at all.
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I’m glad you are now free of them! 🙂
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When I was in my early twenties I ate some lobster that must have been tainted. I had terrible stomach pains. My mother took care of me. After that, I had migraines whenever I was under stress or suffering indigestion. I get them only occasionally now. If I catch it in time and lay down in a dark room it passes. I found a fizzy drink can help also. I’m glad you don’t have frequent ones now. — Suzanne
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I used to get migraines a lot, now I only get them on a rare occasion.
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I had them ages 8 up until menopause when they miraculously stopped. It was like a reprieve from the worst pain I’d ever known. I’m glad yours are so much lessened. On the rare occasion I get one, I realize just how big a toll they take. Cheers, Michelle…here’s to living without migraines!
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I have migraines, too. I can really relate to this one!
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We poets are such sensitive souls, aren’t we? 😉
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Interesting how many of us poets get them, isn’t it? I hope yours subside soon. Luckily, nowadays there are far better meds to help sufferers. Stay well and healthy, Robin.
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Thank you, Mary! I will work on staying healthy! 🙂
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ouch….seems we have the same old friends Mary…….
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I had mine from when I was 8 years old until menopause. They were horrendous indeed. Have you ever tried guided imagery or hypnosis, or acupuncture?
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