First-Hand Account of Alice In Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS)
In this video, community member Annie Reynolds shares a first-hand account of her experience with Alice In Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS). Although it is generally assumed to be rare, studies show it may be as prevalent as 15% among the population of migraineurs. AIWS is characterized by distortions of visual perception, body image, and the experience of time.1
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You can read more about Annie's experience with migraine in her other video interviews:
- 5-Minute Wide-Ranging Chat Between Two Chronic Migraineurs
- 5-Minute Wide-Ranging Chat Between Two Chronic Migraineurs
- Is it Possible to Be an Easygoing Migraineur?
- Is There an Acceptable Level of Pain?
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