Dealing with Vestibular Migraines: Need Advice

Would blue light glasses help? I agree to get in touch with disability support services. Maybe a screen reader to hear your work read out to you instead of reading?

I've been in a similar situation. I've had a chronic migraine since February 2020 after I got sick with who knows what, and have tried medication after medication after medication with little result. I'm in my third year of university, and the main reason I've been able to stay is getting accommodations and under loading. I use FL-41 lenses, and I feel like they definitely help with the fluorescent lights. I highly recommend giving them a shot. It's better than nothing, ya know? But again, the major thing is being allowed to underload, record lectures, miss class, and turn in late work. Without all of that, I would have failed out. I highly recommend getting in contact with your university accessibility/disability resource seevices. Another thing I recommend is getting a therapist if you feel it could be helpful. I've gotten way more understanding from professors by blaming it on my depression than I have by explaining my chronic migraine. Some universities also allow underloading for psychological reasons, which is how I do it here because it's smoother that way. That's all I have to offer. Unfortunately, our healthcare system isn't built for health or care, but you have rights to equal opportunity at education and deserve accommodations.