This was such a deeply meaningful letter for me, I hope you love it and feel so encouraged! Migraine Jen goes LIVE with CEFALY- Thu 6/13 at 2 pm EST 😍🎉 While you wait, enter to win your FREE CEFALY CONNECTED here: kingsumo.com/g/cd6cx4/cefaly-connected-giveaway (but if you end up buying your own, my CEFALY 15% off CODE is MOMMINGWITHMIGRAINE).
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@heidiheinig25266 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this letter. I'm not having migraines, but live with a severe form of Long Covid - and I wasn't able to hold back the tears in the slightest. Your words mean so much for me. There were so many meaningful points in there, regardless of which chronic illness we are facing.
@MommingwithMigraine6 ай бұрын
🥺 chronic illness is chronic illness, we have a bond. A big hug to you, I'm sorry for how much you're facing. It's so heavy.
@CEFALYTechnology6 ай бұрын
We are not crying, we only have a mommingwithmigraine in the eye 😭 Jen, you're so special! Thank you for this amazing letter!
@MommingwithMigraine6 ай бұрын
WHO IS CUTTING ONIONS IN MY ROOM?!
@asecretcourtofcrowsandcloc40846 ай бұрын
This was such an important and beautifully written the letter. I’m not a mom but have younger siblings and often find myself reflecting that I am hopeful for them to grow up more empathetic, resilient, and appreciating the value of persevering through and learning how to adapt with challenges due to their personal experience with Disability in our family.
@patsystonejones95555 ай бұрын
Thank you, I needed to hear that. I've been struggling with the thought of becoming a mom for so long because of my chronic illness and hearing this is really reassuring into knowing I'm on the right path of wanting to have kids. I hope I get pregnant soon, I can't wait for them.
@Smokeybluetheraccoon6 ай бұрын
I started watching your videos for your service dog content, but I love your video style and your honesty. And of course I still love your dog!
@JessFirefox6 ай бұрын
My kid is 15 and says I'm a great mom. I try my best and my kid understands when I am unable to do something do to my disability.
@MommingwithMigraine6 ай бұрын
Wow!! Great job look at youuuuu!!!!!! INSPIRING. This is so encouraging to me as a toddler mom! Thank you so much for sharing this! I'm out here every day telling myself to hang in there, but the real proof will be in the pudding 20 years from now.
@lisacook10746 ай бұрын
I had very bad pmdd. I started saying to my kids not a bad or good day but home day or go day. home was when I was exhausted and watch more TV go day means library shopping or other outting
@MommingwithMigraine6 ай бұрын
Oooohhhh I love that because it is not personal to you. It just labels the DAY. I might steal that!
@lisacook10746 ай бұрын
@@MommingwithMigraineHelps kids too in a routine. They know what to expect of day