Often there is a quiet, persistent guilt felt among migraine sufferers—especially mothers—who find themselves canceling family time, missing milestones, or stepping away from everyday moments due to a migraine attack. It’s not a choice. It’s a reality that reshapes daily life in ways others may not fully see. Migraine is not “just a bad headache.” It is a complex neurological disease, recognized as one of the most disabling conditions worldwide. For moms living with chronic migraine, the unpredictability alone can...