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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (53803)	8/21/2009 4:04:23 AM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Read Replies (2) of 217740

I haven't had a migraine for decades, just very infrequent preliminary symptoms which I know to intercept with sleep or my latest technique of drinking Coca Cola. "Infrequent" being once every few years. <Migraine headaches can also be a withdrawal symptom of caffeine addiction. Do you have a cuppa habit? > I have never been much of a coffee drinker though in the last decade I have become more frequent, working up to even one a day. Tea has always been weak. I haven't drunk soft drinks for decades [other than maybe a few times a year]. Even one cup of coffee a day is enough to cause the withdrawal feeling and even somewhat headachy [though very very far from a migraine] resolved by a cup of coffee. Some people think "migraine" means "headache". They might say, "Oh, I've got a migraine." But they are still standing and even have their eyes open. Mqurice

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