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March Has Passed

Writer: Deborah Marie
Deborah Marie
Apr 23
1 min read

Brain Awareness Week is in March—right around my birthday week. I usually try to do something with Dana.org, but this past year has been especially challenging with ongoing health issues.

My hemiplegic migraines have been flaring up again. For a while, they were happening a couple of times a week, and now they’re back to at least twice weekly. Along with that, I deal with trigeminal nerve pain related to my brain injury. It’s definitely not an “easy peasy” life.

Still, I do my best to bring joy to others, find happiness in what I can, and continue creating through my art. I’d truly love the opportunity for someone to interview me and share how I navigate daily life with chronic brain pain—while still choosing joy and creativity.

I’ve even thought about having someone create a film about my journey, beyond my foundation, so people can better understand who I am and why this work matters. My hope is that more people will feel inspired to support hemiplegic migraines, trigemental diseases and brain injury and spinal injuries  

I often hear, “I don’t have the money right now, for a purchase at www.deborahmarieofficial.com  They just don’t see the need of the longevity of these terrible tragedies  

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. 

Live, Love, Good Health, and Happiness!!

Peaching Around,


Deb

 
 
 

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