02/02/2026
“You’re cancelling again?”
The message blinked back at her like a slap.
She stared at her phone, a migraine fog thick behind her eyes. The pain wasn’t just pulsing through her skull; it was echoing through her relationships.
It used to be brunches, movie nights, and spontaneous calls.
Now it was “maybe next time” and “I’m not sure I can make it.”
They thought she was flaking.
She was just fighting to function.
“Are you really sick again?”
That one stung more than the headache.
She didn’t need advice about drinking more water.
She needed space to heal.
Understanding, not accusations.
Presence, not pressure.
Her support circle had become a courtroom, and she was always on trial.
Here’s what that kind of invisible pain teaches you:
Chronic migraine doesn’t just hurt your head. It hurts your sense of safety in relationships.
When friends stop believing your pain, it’s not a sign to push harder. It’s a signal to re-anchor your support.
A good care plan isn’t just medication. It includes boundaries, communication, and informed professionals who get it.
You deserve people who won’t question your pain.
And you deserve a pharmacist-coach who knows it’s not “just a headache.”
Someone who listens, equips, and helps you rebuild trust, starting with yourself.
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