I do have neck issues as well and see a chiropractor regularly along with therapeutic massage. I get the best results when my adjustment immediately follows the massage, but the results are always short-lived. I have something called "military neck", which means I no longer have any curvature remaining in my neck. Oh well. We all have problems, right.
Oh, Mrs B...there are so many triggers. This last time was a combination of exposure to a chemical cleaner being used by one of my employees leading into barometric pressure changes due to incoming rain plus allergens....who knows what my triggers are any more. Emotion doesn't do much for my headaches, but headaches definitely impact my emotions. I meditate regularly to keep stress levels under control, but stress usually only results in a standard tension headache, not a migraine. There's a definite difference between the two. I spent six years in the care of multiple neurologists and other specialists who put me through a battery of tests that, personally, I think should be classified as forms of torture. It's just part of my life now to have headaches. We've all got our problems, right?
