Success Made to Last is going Migraine free

In the age of smart phones, the art of reading a map is slowly being forgotten, but famous artist Ed Fairburn reimagines maps as canvases for his detailed portraits. Breathing life into the organized patterns, Ed transforms the topography into recognizable human features using ink, watercolors and pencil. A mountain range becomes the curvature of a neck and winding streets become fine lines…and now he’s using his illustrations to show the complexities of migraine. Ed is also one of the millions of people who has lived with migraine and knows first-hand how debilitating they can be. Both guests will also talk about a new educational program called “Reroute Migraine Relief,” which aims to raise awareness of the complexities of migraines. More information will be available at www.reroutemigrainerelief.com/. HERE TO EXPLAIN HOW HE’S USING HIS ART TO ILLUSTRATE THE COMPLEXITIES OF MIGRAINE, IS ARTIST ED FAIRBURN. JOINING HIM IS NEUROLOGIST AND HEADACHE SPECIALIST, DR. LAUREN NATBONY (GNAT-buh-KNEE). ED FAIRBURN: HAVING SUFFERED MIGRAINE ATTACKS WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG, HOW DOES YOUR DRAWING OF PORTRAITS HELP ILLUSTRATE THE COMPLEXITY OF MIGRAINE ATTACKS?DR. LAUREN NATBONY:  REROUTE MIGRAINE RELIEF IS A NEW EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN THAT JUST LAUNCHED. CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN?ED FAIRBURN: WHAT WAS IT LIKE FOR YOU AS A TEENAGER LIVING WITH MIGRAINE ATTACKS? DR. LAUREN NATBONY: WHAT HAVE BEEN SOME OF THE MAJOR CHALLENGES IN THE ACUTE TREATMENT OF  MIGRAINE?ED FAIRBURN: WHERE CAN PEOPLE GO TO LEARN MORE?       Interview is courtesy: Impel NeuroPharma  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.