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Old 10-22-2013, 03:36 PM #1
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Default My 10 year old son and migraines
My son had a sledding accident Dec 2012 and we spent 2 months getting him to a point where he could go back to school, severe migraines. Then he has been good for months. A couple months ago he started having migraines again. Today I had to go get him from school again as he has had migraine for a couple hours.

How long does this go on or is this going to be our new normal?
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