Journey to Freedom:

When my team and I listen to the heartfelt desires of women battling migraines, we hear echoes of our own past struggle. 

In recent conversations with 25 women, we heard a chorus of 

"I want to get my daily life back," 

"I long to function without the constant threat of pain," 

and a deep craving for more "good" days for themselves and their families. 

The sharp familiarity of their simple wishes proves these women are not alone, that their shared longing for relief brings them closely together.  Casting a shadow over these heartfelt wishes is a gnawing fear of chronic illness, often stemming from heartbreaking familial experiences. 

Statements like "I'm terrified of ending up like my mom, chronically sick" strike a chord; too close to home, don't they?   The intensity of their migraines turned daily tasks into what seem like massive challenges, making everyday life a battleground.  Isn't it true, that what women are asking for isn't remarkable but fundamentally human? 

To live a normal life, to juggle work, and family, and cleaning, and so much more, without shrouding everything in pain. 

If you're nodding your head, you've taken the first step—you've acknowledged the problem.

This brings us to a turning point: our Fast Track to Ending the Hormone Roller Coaster Challenge.