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...minutes later, the pain retreated as quickly as it had arrived, leaving me limp and exhausted. For cluster-headache sufferers like me, such episodes have a huge impact on our daily lives. No one seems to know where cluster headaches come from, why we get them or how to treat them effectively. Articles like yours, although focused primarily on migraines, are helpful in bringing attention to a segment of the population of headache sufferers that most people are unaware of. PAUL A. ANDERSON Indianapolis...
...matter how interested or passionate you are about something, when you are dealing with a migraine, life must stop. But most of the world does not see this as a debilitating health condition. As you noted, many people treat headache sufferers "as if they were having it on purpose to avoid work." It took me years to feel comfortable telling my husband I had a migraine. Now he knows it is no joking matter. Thank you for giving those who have migraines a voice. We often suffer in silence, unnoticed, in a dark room with our eyes closed. DANIELE BIENVENUE...
Many religions ask you to treat other people as you would want them to treat you. But human failings, especially greed, mean that this ideal, plus other sensible scriptural instructions, can be interpreted as one wants. For example, killing is bad, except during war or self-defense, and you can always declare war. Abraham may be a link between religions, but we will never surmount the lowest common denominator of the seven original sins. MURRAY HUNTER Auckland, New Zealand...
Traveling from Tuscan villages to the valleys of New Zealand, Andrew searches for bargains and little-known gems. Vintners often treat him like royalty. He tastes 5,000 wines a year and purchases offerings that range from Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1998 ($165) to $10 Merlots from Chile...
...Pampering pet owners have long doted on their critters with gourmet food, fine bedding and even massages. Now a growing number are dressing them up in pet costumes for Halloween trick or treating and pet parades. American pet stores and online costume retailers?several with formidable animal sections?are seeing a surge this year in requests for such costumes as Superman, Giddyup Cowgirl, Top Dog Tuxedo, 1960s Hippie, and Hell's Angels Biker. Why the new market? Explains Shari Maxwell, owner of the online AnniesCostumes.com, whose pet business doubled in the last year: "Now when parents go out to dress...