Migraines Aren't Easy to Treat, But Dr. Oz Seems to Think So

Dr. Oz, 

I am a Chronic Migraine sufferer. I have had Migraine disease for 26 years (since the age of 8). They have progressively gotten to the point where I am now chronic. This is all I know of my life. Pain = Living. If treating Migraines was such an easy fix, then shouldn't I have been relieved of this debilitating and disabling neurological disease years ago? Before I became a CMer five years ago? I have tried all treatments including, acupuncture, chiropractic care, Botox injections. nerve and C2 ganglion blocks, biofeedback, meditation, acupressure, breathing, guided imagery, elimination diets, cranial fascial massage therapy, and dozens of prescriptions that failed or gave me serious adverse reactions. My last resort this past spring was to get a peripheral nerve stimulator implant to help control my pain. Unfortunately, the pain has learned how to avoid it and has moved to areas where I had never had pain before. There are also the comorbid conditions/illnesses that come along with prolonged Migraine disease. I currently now have crippling fibromyalgia, severe major depressive disorder, severe anxiety, and insomnia. When you do a show about Migraine, you are addressing the Episodic Migraine sufferer. Chronic Migraineurs are never represented and we have to endure the millions of suggestions heard on your show and from commercials for so-called migraine medications. It is time that my serious disease be accurately portrayed with real sufferers like myself. I have had to learn to live despite my pain. I can not be the mother, wife, sister, daughter or friend that I would like to be because my life is spent in a dark room covered in ice packs crying in helpless pain. It's horrible and I wouldn't wish this life on my worst enemy. Please seriously consider having a show about this part of Migraine disease that is left in the dark. It's hard having a legitimate disease that people don't believe in.