"In a word, the scariest thing about a migraine attack is _____"

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>it's a toss up between how intense they are to the dizziness and nausea that comes along with them.</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>no meds!</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>Again...</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>pain</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>For me it is a toss up between the paralysis and an inability to speak both are equally frightening.</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>unpredictable</p>

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      November 17, 2011

      <p>I don't like it - but I know what you mean : (</p>

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      November 17, 2011

      <p>Almost impossible to put it into one word... also big are the meds a person needs to take, the depressing issue of not being able to accomplish much, never knowing if you'll be able to drive yourself home from town, very hard to make solid commitments... on and on. I keep hoping we'll all do better one of these days! Oh well, face toward the positive, we can't let it define who we are!!</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>distress</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>Frequency</p>

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   November 17, 2011

   <p>the pain</p>

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    November 17, 2011

    <p>Just one word? Disability, and I don't mean the government fund, but not being able to live life the way other 26 year olds do.</p>

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    November 17, 2011

    <p>confusion</p>

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    November 18, 2011

    <p>Thinking you've got a brain tumour or something equally life threatening. No matter how often I get an attack, I am always scared that it's not going to stop.</p>

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    November 19, 2011

    <p>vegetation!</p>

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    November 20, 2011

    <p>That it will never go away when it does I fear the slightest movement or jolt will trigger it to come back.</p>

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    August 23, 2015

    <p>Loneliness (to be specific, going through it alone) Seriously this is hard to do with one word!</p>

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