Migraines started in the teenage years and worsened in early adulthood, with smoke identified as a trigger. The writer's husband, a smoker, becomes defensive when discussing the issue. Although he is considerate by not smoking indoors, lingering smoke on his clothing affects the writer, leading to resentment. The writer grapples with balancing feelings toward the husband and the addiction's impact. Seeking medical advice is recommended to validate the migraine connection and involve the husband in finding a solution.
Migraines experienced since teenage years were linked to smoke, the trigger identified after attempts to eliminate various other factors.
The husband's smoking habit creates resentment in a marriage that has otherwise been affectionate and strong since they met.
The writer expresses unresolved feelings due to their husband's addiction and the impact it has on their relationship dynamics.
Recommendation to discuss the migraines with a doctor and involve the husband in the consultation to educate him on the effects of cigarette smoke.
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