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I would be interested in a cute bunbun for Ataxia, it's a progressive disease that'll eventually stop most, if not all, nerve functions. For me, it's currently affecting my walking, talking, thinking, and sometimes my arms as well. Ataxia is currently incurable, the outcome can only be delayed. I think I'd like to see a cute fuzzy friend that could support me for however long I have left.
I have a speech impediment that has followed me into adulthood, it can be a challenge but it never stops me from my goals . I think maybe adding a plushie dreadful for people who have Speech Impairment's and speech disorders. Especially children who struggle with it . Maybe the plushie could depict the rabbit a sound symbol that is uneven like a heart monitor with an X on it for the belly. And the expression could show the rabbit nervous, scared or frustrated as those are some causes for studdering. As for colors they could be all over the place with cracks through it symbolizing a person's speech being stalled or broken . The rest is up to the company. I would appreciate if this plush is made , for all adults and children who suffer with this impediment though there live's. :)
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Internal family systems (IFS) therapy rabbit or fox? I'm sorry I don't have many ideas about how it would look but I feel like the parts-based nature of IFS would really lend itself well to a patchwork-y design with a bunch of really unique segments.
OOOOH yes please. Honestly the autism ones are cool but they’re lacking a certain PIZAZZ and dynamism that the ADHD one has so id love to see a mix
My cousin has a disorder called Turner’s Syndrome. It’s when one of the X chromosomes are missing. It only occurs in AFAB individuals. It causes shortness, lack of puberty, infertility, heart defects, learning disabilities and more. She’s really interested in the bunnies, and would love to see a Turner’s Syndrome one! Turner’s syndrome is under-represented. I really hope you’d consider making one.
I don't know if someone has already suggested this or if it already exists but I think a divorce rabbit would be nice. I know so many people who struggle with processing all the emotions and other side effects that come with their parents divorce, including myself. I just think it'd be nice to have a little friend to help make things easier.
I would love to see Spina Bifida rabbit. It's extremely underrepresented and not well understood even by medical professionals my best friend, who has it, come in contact with(!)
There's already a hydrocephalus rabbit in crowd design, which usually comes with Spina Bifida when born, so it would be great to also have this acknowledged as well.
I would love to see a hypermobile EDS bunny
I’d love to see a rabbit based on Persistent Depressive Disorder, AKA Dysthymia. It could have a muted color palette (like gray or lavender) and a neutral, reflective expression to represent the chronic, subdued nature of the condition. A weighted accessory or floppy ears could symbolize heaviness, and a small pouch with tiny “rays of hope” (like a sun or star) could reflect moments of joy that help manage Dysthymia. Subtle stitched patterns (like rain or a clock) could highlight the persistent and enduring aspects. I think this could bring comfort to those living with PDD while raising awareness
I would LOVE to see a Hypersomnia bunny! It's one of the least known sleep disorders and also hardest to treat/diagnose so it would be amazing to see representation for it that doesn't get lumped into narcolepsy/cataplexy! Biggest symptoms are excessive/daytime sleepiness, sleep drunkeness, cognitive difficulties, hard to wake up, and obviously from the name, oversleeping. It would be the perfect buddy to have while oversleeping lol