Migr-AID was designed by patients, for patients.

I was diagnosed with chronic migraine when I was 12 years old. In the past 10 years, I've cycled through over a dozen medications and tried everything from diet changes to acupuncture to lessen chronic migraine pain.

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During attacks, I would utilize voice-activated technology like Siri to call a loved one when I was stranded alone with an aura. When tracking my migraines, I would have to rely on memory to make sure my migraine diary was accurate—something nearly impossible between my brain fog and large number of attacks.

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After going through countless migraine diaries and apps, creating Migr-AID was the solution. With Migr-AID, my hope is to make the lives of those with chronic or episodic migraines easier and to give them the confidence to live their lives despite their diagnosis.