It’s always weird to hear someone describe migraines! I’ve had the exact same experience. At first it’s a weird feeling that I “missed” something, then I have t

It’s always weird to hear someone describe migraines! I’ve had the exact same experience. At first it’s a weird feeling that I “missed” something, then I have trouble reading, then that sort of bad -ML-object-removal spot shows up with sparkly prism patterns around it. It grows until it’s half of my vision, and by the point I’m normally keeled over in pain if I didn’t take any triptans through that process. When I was younger and had no idea what triggered them, I’d also get pretty bad aphasia and be almost unable to form sentences. It’s really a full-brain experience. I can totally suggest going to a neurologist. Triptans (either as an autoinjector, or a tablet that dissolves under your tongue) have made a massive impact on my life. They’ve never stopped pain 100%, but I’ve come out of that aura long enough to get home.