I do get mild migraines,
or more precisely,
I suffer ailments that fit the description of mild migraines:
headache, nausea.
When I say mild, I mean it:
I can function.
I don’t suffer the way my mother did.
Although I’ve not worked out all the situations in which I get them,
I have observed something quite interesting.
I used to get migraines on wash days, pretty much.
Before I became attached,
I washed my own clothes, and often dried them in the flat.
That’s when I’d be quite likely to suffer migraines.
I learnt to spend the day elsewhere when I couldn’t use laundrette drying machines.
My girlfriend does much the same, or at least did until we moved to our current home.
But I don’t get migraines when did the washing.
There is one very important little difference between our washing styles.
I use the manufacturers’ recommended quantities of washing powder.
She uses much much less. I suspect there’s a connection.
So, if you get migraines on wash days, try using a lot less washing powder.
It might make a difference to your suffering.
It will make a difference to your pocket.
Once you’ve got it right, your clothes will be just as clean.
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