Is it normal i am devastated that i am not a vegan?

Eat placentas and drink breast milk.

Hey, hope you're doing better.

The solution is simple, be vegan and consume vitamin D supplements. Most vegans don't need supplements but for a few they are necessary.

I am not vegan myself, but I do try to eat as little meat as possible. Not so much because of ht animals, but more because of the environment and health.

I follow this vegan girl on Youtube, who is from New Zealand, and has some tips to get vitamin D. For example, she spends 15 minutes in the sun without sunscreen, and then sort of avoids it (to avoid getting burnt) and she says it should be enough.

Also, you don't need to go crazy and eat all the animals. maybe just incorporate eggs. you could maybe have some chickens and eat their eggs as well, as you might know, a hen doesnt need a rooster to have eggs, they will still produce eggs. so, if you get a chicken yourself and treat it in a nice way, (as in, not pushing it to have a crazy amount of eggs) i dont see why it would do any harm to it.

You can get vitamin D by spending time in the sun. Or you can get it from fish or eggs. You don't need to even get close to dairy.

How many ng/ml are we talking?

Do you have any diseases or conditions that prevent you from producing/absorbing vitamin d?

I talked to my mom and she told me that she thinks I should stay a vegan. I would say she seems a lil worried about me eating animal products. Before I went vegan I used to cough up blood and things like that, so I can see why she is worried. But I think I was sick from eating dairy (I have a dairy allergy). I don't think I was sick from eating meat, honey, or gelatin.

I am actually really scared.

I'll probably use all the Vitamin D supplements I currently have, and then get vegan Vitamin D supplements.

Lots of vegan food has vitamin D, look up online about how best to get it. There's also fortified foods and vegan suppliments if it comes down to it. Most people are lacking vit D anyway so that might be a good shout.

Veganism can be completely healthy, but if you're really struggling atm then you can still enforce a vegan lifestyle in other aspects of your life, ie. not buying animal tested products, not buying leather / fur / wool etc.

take vitamin D supplements.

Interesting, interesting.

Firstly, your story could very well provide an explanation for all the other cases of failed vegetarianism and veganism that I've often heard of. Those who swear up and down that they can't maintain the lifestyle seem to be suggesting that because they failed then all other humans are doomed to the same fate as well. Very obviously this is not the case, and it could very well be that they, as individuals, suffer from some certain preexisting condition which makes the total exclusion of animal products infeasible. Regardless, it's interesting how seemingly all of these people are apparently utterly lacking in remorse or regret, as opposed to you.

But are you absolutely positive that it can't be done? Do be sure. The traditional method of obtaining vitamin D is simply from exposure to the Sun.

Vegans are the only cunts I ever see complaining about eating animal products. Eat what you want it's just food don't need to make a song and dance about it.