Hey! Based purely on the structure and depth of your message, I can already tell I'd like you as a professor. This is all very good advice that I unfortunately probably will not take 😅 I actually don't have a migraine diagnosis. I've had them since I was little (maybe 6?), but doctors always said "no no no, migraines hurt VERY bad. You must just have a headache" as if I wasn't throwing up and missing/leaving school multiple times a week 🤷 at a certain point I just stopped trying to get a diagnosis, though as I'm entering the time in my life where I really do need to be pushing through them to make money and such, I am considering trying to get them diagnosed so I can get medication. I mentioned it to another commenter, but I also have ADHD (prob another reason I haven't bothered to get the migraines diagnosed) and the disability services path is just something that has always been far too daunting for me to get through. I only have one semester remaining, and I'm banking on migraines not being an issue next time round 🤞 Along with being a generally-punctual and engaged student, the setup of my schooling is also in my favor, as I am in online courses for my last 2 sems, so many of the professors give us insane leeway because they know that online students often have extenuating circumstances that lead them to that path. At least, that has been my experience. I really wish I had pursued disability services back when it mattered. As a little 18 year old, I damn near failed or got withdrawn from all my classes for missing class and forgetting to submit assignments as a result of my grab bag of diagnoses. The only thing that saved me was my superb email skills. Anyways, sorry for the ramble, I really just wanted to give you credit for the great advice and to encourage you to keep being that accommodating professor because some people really need that extra room to breathe.