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Former Drummer Tulsa, United States

Today, I was diagnosed with migraines. Any loud sounds or bright lights make it worse. I'm the drummer for a heavy metal band, so I now have to choose between really bad migraines or a career. FML

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You should always out your health before most things! Remember that you only have one body, while you can have multiple careers. Fyl though, and I hope the medications are effective :) I have heard that migraines are horrible to say the last, so good luck in the future, always a lot of options left.

pavlovaaLOVE 7

Earmuffs...

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Megan98 18

I'm not sure if you even read the comments, but I'll tell you anyways. I have severe migraines too, and I use "Sumatriptan Nasal Spray". It helps me tremendously! Yours might be worse than mine, but that's still something I would look into. (:

eatmyshortssss1 8

OP, I suffer from debilitating migraines. I recommend Treximet. It's not preventative but it works wonders. Also, exercise helps a ton. You gotta try to keep your migraines under control before giving up on your dream!

ChubbyNicki 6

Metal is a bit over done and annoying anyways.

You're probably an awful drummer. Save the world the migraines and keep them to yourself.

firefighterjohn 9

diagnosed with migraines. what? no such thing. there might be something else causing you to get the migraines that you have been diagnosed with.

Headphones son

Super_Jill_ 1

Just wear ear muffs or something that lets only a little sound in as to we're you can hear yourself play, and sunglasses.

Unless you are the drummer for Megadeath or whatever 80s big hair metal band is still around - you might want to consider your fallback career plan. I mean you might make it big, but of you are pushing 30 and still playing in bars or garages - lets be real. The music industry is brutal.

You're band obviously isn't famous or out there making millions, so put down the drum sticks and get a real job.