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(Message started by: Luke63 on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 8:50am)

Title: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Luke63 on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 8:50am

In the midst of being at work now..and being up since 2am with theF*#@!%G Beast..I thought I would ask this question. Do we know of any famous people with CH'S? Signed....wonderin' in Pittsburgh.......Luke [smiley=duh.gif]

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Superpain on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 2:46pm

Till a week ago, I thought I was all alone... Then I met all you freaks! ;)

I dunno... Anyone here famous?
I'm probably closer to infamous, myself. 8)

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by BarbaraD on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 2:49pm

Jonny's the only famous person we have here and he's KING! Other than that we're just disfunctional family members.

We're looking for someone famous to be our spokesman so if you find anyone, let everyone know...

Hugs
The infamous BD

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Luke63 on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 4:28pm

hey Superpain..anyone who snorts it right out of the O2 tank in my one working eye....is famous.....so.....u can have your 15 minutes of fame starting now!!!! [smiley=sayyes.gif] Luke

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by pubgirl on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 4:54pm

Frank Capra

Lisa Kudrow's Dad

W

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by thomas on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 4:55pm

Hey, everyone here is internationally known. ;;D

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Luke63 on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 6:24pm

One star on the forehead for pubgirl.....next up to the plate!!!! ;;D Luke

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by cootie on Mar 23^rd, 2004, 11:36pm

Whada ya gotta do on here to get famous ? Supporter alley Pam ;)

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by sandie99 on Mar 24^th, 2004, 4:38am

I am not sure about this, but could Virgina Woolf be a clusterhead? I just bought The Hours DVD which included historians talking about her and they mentioned that she had "severe headaches, not the kinds that we have". Could they means CHs...?

best wishes,
sandie99

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Melissa on Mar 24^th, 2004, 8:42am

Don't know Sandie, but dangit, now I'm gonna have to rent the movie! LOL

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by floridian on Mar 24^th, 2004, 8:58am

Franz Kafka. Lots of speculation on Kafka's headache - this 'new' article is the latest.

Quote:

Cephalalgia. 2004 Apr;24(4):309-11.

Did Franz Kafka suffer from cluster headache?

Ekbom T, Ekbom K. Uppsala.

Title: Virginia Woolf?? Afraid not -
Post by floridian on Mar 24^th, 2004, 9:05am

On Virginia Woolf's headaches:

Quote:

They had a migrainous quality. She describes seeing rays of flashing light, and having to lie in a darkened room, and they often followed stress and being much in company. They were accompanied at times by palpitations, but not linked with menstruation. A few scattered letter and diary entries from hundreds relating to headache will illustrate their variety:

L4 1 7 30 ..I must have misled you about this particular headache. There are 3 stages: pain, numb, visionary.'

31 12 30 'incessant headaches' L 7 2 29 '...all the usual symptoms - pain, and heart jumpy, and my back achy, and so on. What I call a first class headache.'

The headaches occur throughout these years but are more frequent in the early nineteen thirties, perhaps in relation to the menopause. In the diary of 28 5 31: 'Soon after this I started a headache - flashes of light raying round my eyes and sharp pain.......And then to Rodmell where the same thing happened - the light round my eyes, but as I could lie still in bed in my big airy room, the pain was much less. If it were not for the divine goodness of L how many times I should be thinking of death; always knocked over as I am; but now the recoveries are full of infinite relief.

25 2 36: 'Then I've had headaches. Vanquish them by lying still and binding books and reading D Copperfield.'

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/malcolmi/minorill.htm

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Melissa on Mar 24^th, 2004, 9:11am

thx floridian, doesn't sound like Virginia Wolf had clusters. Seemed that lying still helped them for her. I do not know of one single ch'er that can lie still... Also, the flashes of light (auras?) seem more like migraine. I know I don't get them, not sure about other ch'ers....

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by aprilbee on Mar 24^th, 2004, 9:32am

I've wondered the same thing myself at times, it would be interesting to know ;)

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by floridian on Mar 24^th, 2004, 10:00am

Melissa,

I get aura without migraine, and the aura is not associated with my clusters. Others have both clusters and migraine, though I am not sure if it is combined, or totally separate.

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Charlie on Mar 24^th, 2004, 1:51pm

Civil War General Tipton, later of the Presidio I think, is thought to have killed himself because of headaches. Still no hard proof. :-/. There was a story about someone in the Royal Family but it didn't seem to pan out. We need a Rock Hudson type.

Jefferson had horrible headaches that may not have been migraines. No proof though.

Charlie

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by daver on Mar 24^th, 2004, 2:04pm

Me! ;;D ....err...wait...lengend in my own mind...does that count?

Dave

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Luke63 on Mar 24^th, 2004, 2:19pm

Sure does..like Andy warhol said..."everyone will have 15 minutes of fame"..or something like that..... [smiley=laugh.gif]

Title: Re: HERE'S A GOOD ONE!!!
Post by Callico_Kid on Mar 25^th, 2004, 2:03am

Edgar Allen Poe, but he won't speak up for us. Also, Abe Lincoln had terrible headaches that were not thought to be migraines. CH wasn't known of then.

jc