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Makes a lot of sense!
Some of those things however are not avoidable.
You can't do much about work situations, I've found that almost every day that I have to work I have a migraine. lol

Some things that do help with migraines:
A hot shower
Sunglasses
Peppermint Oil
Imak Eye Mask for Sinus, Headaches, and Migraines.
Dark and peace and quiet

I've found that medicine does nothing.
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