This is what it sounds like, apparently. Scroll down to Audio sample.

If it's an African version of t, then maybe she lives there, and it's just something she can type, or an autocorrect.

Wait until you mean Mx. Thorny here on Lemmy.

Yeah I use it to prevent, but for one of my offspring (and only one of them) it's a trigger.

But to be fair, the list of potential food triggers the doctor gave me once made me cry, it was literally every food. And also fasting. I'm sure they are trying to help but it always feels like being blamed - you are causing the headaches, just stop doing whatever is causing them!"

Dude. My main migraine triggers were my period, and sleep, relaxing after stress. Not things I could avoid, no matter how much you try to blame it on lifestyle. Menopause plus MHT took care of the main trigger, now it's just that sleep after stress one, much less frequent now, I can often dodge them with some coffee before bed, I guess that keeps everything slightly tense until I wake up, and they don't usually start in the day. Massage only scheduled for mornings, never late in the day. Any cocktail or wine is with supper or earlier never ever ever before bed. Those things do help but don't prevent all of them.

Oh, that’s bad. You really want your body to tell when you’re injuring yourself. People with no ability to feel pain often have their teeth pulled so they don’t unknowingly chew their own tongues off. You put your hand on a lit stovetop burner, you can’t feel it, and your hand cooks while you wonder what smells so good. You suddenly discover you can’t walk because your legs broke several months ago and you’ve been using them long past when others would have gone to the ER. You suffocate and don’t understand why your vision is fading, and you don’t realize that you’re dying.

While pain can easily be agonizing, not being able to feel pain means you have no way to know that you’re in critical danger.

I find my headaches are almost always related to either:

1. Tense back/shoulder muscles;
2. Lack of sleep; or
3. Magnesium deficiency.

Obviously YMMV but if you have migraines with no discernible cause, try magnesium oxide. Literally changed my life