Hazel, Author at Migraine Association of Ireland

Lifestyle MAI News Patient Stories

“Migraine affects my memory” – Siobhan Condron, Patient Story

“Migraine affects my memory. I can't remember the names of my nearest and dearest during…

Hazel13 October 2022

Lifestyle MAI News Patient Stories

Life is a struggle with Chronic Migraine & all I can do is take it day by day – Colette Collins, Patient Story

My Chronic Migraine Story I have been suffering from migraine for as long as I…

Hazel12 October 2022

Health Lifestyle MAI News Patient Stories

Migraine After Surgery – Patient Story by Clare Thornley

In 2019 I was diagnosed with cancer and advised to have part of my kidney…

Hazel11 October 2022

Health Lifestyle Patient Stories

My Migraine Story – Tony Cascarino, Former Professional Irish Footballer

My migraine only began when I was 28 years old. I still remember my first…

Hazel11 October 2022

MAI News Patient Stories Support

I’ve had some level of headache every day for 7 years now – Niamh Maher, Patient Story

To most people migraine is simply a headache that goes away when you take some…

Hazel7 September 2022

MAI News Patient Stories Support

Migraine Awareness Week 2022 theme – Phases of Migraine – Before, during and after an attack

Migraine is a complex neurological condition that affects over 600,000 people in Ireland alone, that’s…

Hazel31 August 2022

MAI News Patient Stories Support

‘Tell Us How You Feel’ Survey Results

Over 200 people living with migraine took part in our 'Tell Us How You Feel'…

Hazel9 March 2022

CGRP Health MAI News

The Migraine Association of Ireland – Advocating for Better Access to Care and Medication in Ireland

One of our goals for 2021 is to open the discussion for ‘Better access to…

Hazel23 July 2021

MAI News

MAI Access to Care and Medication Survey Results

One of The Migraine Association of Ireland’s goals at the start of 2021 was to…

Hazel21 July 2021

MAI News Patient Stories Support

My Working Life with Migraine – Patient Story

I come from a family, four generations now that I am aware of, of strong…

Hazel14 July 2021

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