Help Sarah raise money

Migraine has affected every aspect of my life since I developed chronic migraine about 9 years ago. At the time, I was a working professional in Washington, D.C. I had my own apartment, the full social life of a typical 30-year-old, and things I loved to do in my spare time. Migraine stole all of that from me. As I became increasingly debilitated by daily migraine attacks, I was forced to give up my hobbies and social outings. My friends slowly disappeared. Eventually, I lost my job and retreated to my childhood home. Migraine took the life I knew, but now I’m building a new life. I’ve learned to manage my pain well enough that I usually have some level of function; and recently, I’ve had limited success with Aimovig, a new drug designed to prevent migraine attacks. But I still have good days and bad days, advances and setbacks. I’m still waiting for a magic bullet. I’m walking to fund the research that could lead to that magic bullet. Will you help me?