do you have migraine?

Some migraines are triggered by barometer changes. That is when the air pressure changes with the weather. When the barometric pressure is between 29.5 and 30.5, a migraine hits me. But I have just started watching the pressure changes and only because I would notice a migraine would be triggered with the changes of weather. Snow storms are bad sometimes. I started to get a mirgaine the other day because we have a artic front moving in...and not long after taking some medicine myself. The school called me to tell me that my daughter, 8 yrs old, is complaining of a headache. Since I knew it was the change in weather and school only had 2 more hours, I was able to tell them I knew it was because of the weather about to change and to give her some Motrin and send her back to class. But the time I picked her up from school, she was feeling better. :)