In the summer of 2005, Qasim Amin Nathari suffered memory loss while giving a sermon at a New Jersey mosque due to medication for severe migraines. He decided to openly address his condition with the congregation and has been met with understanding and support. Having experienced a hemiplegic migraine, he discussed a backup plan with his family and developed rules for managing the bad days – which helped him share his condition with others. He advocates for open communication about migraines, especially in communities where people may feel less inclined to share their experiences with the condition. Now he uses his platform to educate others about managing migraines.
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Learning to Live With Chronic Migraine
