article_snippet: For three long years Claire O’Meara put Claire O’Meara regular, excruciating migraines down to the stress of Claire O’Meara high-flying career in sports marketing.
article_snippet: Long hours spent at Claire computer, plus business trips abroad were surely responsible for triggering the searing headaches that made it feel as though Claire head was being gripped in a vice.
article_snippet: I was 30 when the migraines began, randomly at first, but then the migraines came every month,’ says Claire, 35, who lives in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, with Claire husband Brendan, 42, a fitness centre owner.
article_snippet: Claire O’Meara (pictured) used to put Claire O’Meara regular, excruciating migraines down to the stress of her high-flying career in sports marketing .
article_snippet: But then Claire had an epiphany when Claire began keeping a diary of Claire headaches
article_snippet: Claire (pictured after a migraine) gave up her job to work part-time for her husband last year when her migraines got really bad .
article_snippet: Claire (pictured) has seen various GPs and doctors about Claire severe migraines but none have been able to come up with a treatment that has worked completely .
article_snippet: a headache’ — and meaning darling.
article_snippet: Only when migraines became a monthly occurrence, at age 44, did Claire made the connection.
article_snippet: Claire now has a supply of the migraine drug Sumatriptan on hand to take on Claire
highlights_snippet: Claire O’Meara, 35, put Claire O’Meara headaches down to the stress of Claire O’Meara career .
  