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What do you do when your better half is fighting a migraine? Sometimes Cindy suffers for hours. We end up sleeping in different rooms so I don't rock the bed. This is not an option in the rv. In a smaller space it will be harder to be quite and stop the rv from rocking.
Unfortunately, I get migraines too. Have stabilizers so the coach rocks as little as possible. Use the sofa bed if you have one or perhaps sleep in a recliner. Have shades in the bedroom that really block out the light.
I use a combination of Claritin-D & ibuprofin when I feel a migraine coming. It doesn't always stop it completely, but it usually helps to reduce the pain/pressure/sensitivity.
We will not have a couch in our fulltime rig. She doesn't get them as often now, but she left work early today and hasn't left the bed. Sometimes a trip to the emergency room and shots are the only way to break the pain cycle. During the day I can always stay outside, but nights are going to be the hard part. I have fallen asleep in my recliner watching tv. I quess that would be an option.
