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As the star of Netflix’s hit show
Queer Eye, Karamo Brown (pictured above) knows a thing or two about self-love. The Emmy-nominated reality host is known for his colorful bomber jackets, kind demeanor, and innate gift for helping people work through their insecurities and learn to love themselves.
Here’s something you might not know about Brown: He has been living with migraines since he was in high school. Growing up, he dealt with stigma from friends and family who didn’t understand the severity of his condition. “When it comes to migraine, it’s more than a headache,” he says. “It’s debilitating in so many ways.”
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If you ve watched Netflix s Queer Eye, you may know Karamo Brown is all about having the right language to express how you feel.
For Karamo, finding language for how to talk about suffering from debilitating migraines didn t come right away. He struggled with it in school. My experience that I had to shut out the light. I mean, it has to be completely dark. I was feeling nauseated. I couldn t move. I couldn t even function. But yet I had people in my life saying, No, get up, get up. You got to go to class. No, no. You re just trying to fake it, Brown said.