Subject: Any illness at awakening? 800 views

[NN]

Hi everyone,

Since the forum is back updated we need to use it of course.
And I really needed the forum to get online again for a question:
When you awaken you get ill or something before? Is that possible or regular that that's happening? Our is it just some illness coming by what nothing has to do with awakening?

Nasta

[Batbite]

I guess it's a part of the awakening. I have it too... and I've read alot of stories (on some other vampyre communities) from other vampyres who told they also were feelng ill when they were going through their awakening.

Though, it's not only a part of the awakening. Vampyres also get ill when they haven't fed in a long time... but I bet you already know that.

[NN]

Yes, I already knew that.

[angelus]

Well,i have/had it to!
To be blund,i sometimes felt like sh*t when i was going through my awakening but i think that most if not all vampires have that when they are going through their awakening.

[NN]

Thanks Angelus, now already a while ago I became not really ill and that's why I asked the question. I kept thinking of blood than, but not anymore and now I don't know if it was any awakening or if I was just ill.
And how much time does an awakening take just a hour or a day, or days or weeks maybe even months?

[Batbite]

admin said:

And how much time does an awakening take just a hour or a day, or days or weeks maybe even months?

I've been asking myself the same question...
Some say the awakening never ends. Others say you just know/feel, when you are fully awakened. It confuses me... alot. @_@ I don't know what I should believe, and what not. Bleh.

I'm going through the awakening for a few months now, and I still don't have the feeling that I'm fully awakened...

[NN]

Than what do you feel when you awake or what makes you think your not yet fully awakened? :-/I hope you find some awnsers, couse I know it's difficult to find the right awnsers even to the simples questions. Couse many claim something else, what could really be innoying.