Hi there! I was hoping to recommend a bunny for ideopathic hypersomnia. It is similar to narcolepsy, but there are typically less instances of compulsive sleeping and active dreaming and more general daytime sleepiness and the inability to get restorative rest, no matter how much you sleep. I think it feels like always having pulled an all-nighter or constantly being jet lagged. I wonder if a bunny could have a blanket or a pillow, because I know that we with IH are nap champions and can fall asleep anywhere within just a couple minutes. IH can also cause brain fog and sleep inertia, where people have an extreme difficulty in waking up in the morning (and usually have to set 10+ alarms).

A high blood pressure bun would be great ! It could have a red/pink colour theme to represent blood and the high body heat some experience from a high heart rate. It could also have the alchemical symbol for gold as it symbolises the heart. Some references to headaches/dizziness/nosebleeds would also be great !

I'd love to see a VCD (vocal chord dysfunction) bunny ! It could have a blue theme for difficulty catching your breath and the alchemical symbol for air on it's chest !

I would love to see a psoriatic arthritis bunny that signifies the psoriasis rashes the multiple joint pains and the fatigue

Hi! I would like to suggest a flop response bunny. I saw that there are fear response bunnies but did not see flop, which is often not known about and can be confused with the freeze response, although they are similar. Freeze, from how I understand it, is like hyperarousal, but flop is the opposite, being hypoarousal and can look like: showing lack of emotions, appearing disengaged, disorientation, loss of control of bodily functions, even total body collapse (like blackouts or losing consciousness), even dissociating. I was thinking that one aspect of the design could be the alchemical symbol of Pluto on the ears, like freeze, because they are similar but behave differently. I am hoping that this would bring more awareness to the different fear responses because understanding how I have responded has helped me be more accepting of myself. I hope this made sense too.