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Shading out the stigma on June 21 for Shades for Migraine Day! Proudly wearing my shades to show solidarity with the 1 billion people worldwide living with this disease. Let's raise awareness and support together. #ShadesForMigraine

Shades for Migraine spreads awareness and education to reduce stigma and shows support for those living with migraine disease.

We strive for a world where people understand that:

• Migraine disease is a leading cause of disability worldwide.
• Migraine disease is more than a headache— it is a debilitating neurological disease with a spectrum of symptoms.
• Migraine is an invisible disease. People are affected in many ways that others cannot see.

Sunglasses are one of the few visible indicators that someone may be having a migraine attack. Sun and light sensitivity is a common migraine symptom, and sunglasses can provide relief.

As purple represents migraine awareness, Shades for Migraine adopted purple sunglasses.

As a result of the Shades for Migraine campaign, sunglasses, specifically with purple frames or lenses, have become globally recognized as the symbol of migraine awareness.

Host or Publisher Sarah Amyx