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Support group meetings
Living with migraine can be difficult to get to grips with; not only for the sufferer but for the carer too and it is often helpful to meet other people who have been through a similar situation. They can offer understanding, help and support at an important time.
Local migraine support and information
A good way of finding this help is to join a local support group. These groups offer people living with migraine a chance to meet and share experiences with others. They are all run by volunteers and typically meet on a monthly basis often with a speaker on a topic like diet or treatments.
Current support groups
Download a list of our current support groups and contact them to join.
Set up a support group
If there is not a support group in your area, setting up a support group with the help of Migraine Action couldn't be easier. Email us to find out how.
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