This book is an accounting of my living with "The Cluster Headache Syndrome", and the battle my wife and I waged to overcome this severe handicap. I am not a doctor, and therefore not able to make medical recommendations, write prescriptions, or otherwise assist people with the same or like problems. I make no claims to anyone that I have conducted exhaustive scientific research on this subject. My sole purpose in writing this book is that it is possible I may be able to benefit some unfortunate soul who suffers from cluster or non-cluster headaches by relating to my extensive experience and analysis.It is estimated that there arc approximately 7 million American adults who have at least three headache days per week. If you arc a cluster headache sufferer you are quite aware of the mighty few written references available that have proved effective. I simply am trying to let other people in the same situation as I was in, understand that there are preventive techniques that they can employ to prevent the headaches. There are few, if any, authoritative and helpful discussions of the people who have been afflicted. Most of the "cures" have come from people who have never had a cluster headache. By way of explanation, the "Cluster Headache Syndrome" is limited to one person of every 221,000 population or roughly four people in a million.