Id love to see eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia, AFRID, ect. Could also be survivor themed rather than actively dealing with.

I would love a Pre-Menstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) bunny! Maybe it's 'uterus' could be a removable piece that can be warmed up. Many people with this condition, including myself, choose surgical removal of reproductive organs as the best treatment/cure we can get. I think that would be important to represent. Another aspect that I think should be depicted is the cyclical nature of the disorder. Knowing what is coming, preparing in every way you can, and still feeling overtaken by an alternate, evil version of yourself anyway.
I would also love an Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) bunny! I know ya'll already an OCD bunny, but I was recently diagnosed with OCPD and have since learned a lot about the differences between them. One of the biggest differences is that folks with OCD tend to be much more aware that they experience compulsions and intrusive thoughts. Those of us with OCPD are not able to separate the compulsions and intrusive thoughts, symptoms of our disorder, from our regular, personal thought process. This makes it extremely difficult to get a diagnosis because we don't even realize we're experiencing symptoms that we should seek assistance for.
OCPD tends to obsess over perfection in multiple/all aspects of life as opposed to fixating on cleanliness or specific rituals. Those of us with OCPD also tend to feel a strong need to control every aspect of our environment, including the people in it. This makes it extremely difficult for us to maintain healthy, long-term relationships.
I live with both PMDD and OCPD, along with other conditions. According to medical reports, both of these are likely extremely common and massively underdiagnosed. These bunnies have increased awareness of so many physical and mental health conditions already. I am hoping they could do the same with these illnesses, if ya'll are able to make them.

Here is an interesting idea for some of use creative and artistic people out there; Art Block!!! We all had those moments in art when trying to create something new but new ideas aren’t sticking to us for too long like trying to put a sticky note on a carpet wall (some removable “sticky notes” sounds like a good idea to put on the bunny to show that some ideas don’t tend to stick around). This bunny will have some items inside of it (it will be a zipper bunny) and those items are little exercise methods to get the creative juices flowing again; for example: going out for a walk, stepping back for a day, read a good book, watch a movie, doodle some random nonsense in your journal, take a nap, eat and/or drink, etc.. I hope when artistic people look at this art block bunny, they can pick up a new idea and hope it will ‘stick’ to them until the end of the project.

Postpartum depression bunny. This needs more awareness, as it can be severe in some people.

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