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Explaining Aphasia

Dr. Lindsay Weitzel welcomes back Dr. Amelia Barrett for a timely discussion to explain aphasia and how it impacts some people living with migraine disease.
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Bruce Willis’s aphasia diagnosis and retirement from acting have led many to search for more information on the disease. In this episode of Heads UP, Dr. Lindsay Weitzel welcomes back Dr. Amelia Barrett for a timely discussion to explain aphasia and how it impacts some people living with migraine disease.

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Lindsay Weitzel, PhD

Lindsay Weitzel, PhD, experienced chronic daily migraine from the time she was four years old until she was thirty. Lindsay believes that having no memory without daily pain gave her a unique perspective on living with and outsmarting migraine and chronic debilitating pain. Lindsay has a PhD in Analytical Health Sciences, a Master’s degree in Nutrition, and is a certified yoga teacher. She is the host of Heads UP, the Weekly Webcast and Podcast of the National Headache Foundation. She writes frequent pieces as a migraine medical writer, and has published a graphic novel for kids and adventurous adults with migraine called Super Zoe the Migraine Hero. You can see more about Lindsay’s work on her website (LindsayWeitzel.com) or on Facebook.
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Picture of Lindsay Weitzel, PhD

Lindsay Weitzel, PhD

Lindsay Weitzel, PhD, experienced chronic daily migraine from the time she was four years old until she was thirty. Lindsay believes that having no memory without daily pain gave her a unique perspective on living with and outsmarting migraine and chronic debilitating pain. Lindsay has a PhD in Analytical Health Sciences, a Master’s degree in Nutrition, and is a certified yoga teacher. She is the host of Heads UP, the Weekly Webcast and Podcast of the National Headache Foundation. She writes frequent pieces as a migraine medical writer, and has published a graphic novel for kids and adventurous adults with migraine called Super Zoe the Migraine Hero. You can see more about Lindsay’s work on her website (LindsayWeitzel.com) or on Facebook.
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