Epilepsy V2

Epilepsy V2

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    • Personally I really like the idea of the EEG symbol, lightning bolt patterns (for neurological misfiring) instead of the squiggly lines, the neon swirly eyes for disorientation, the flashlight for photosensitivity and the stitches are very cool

      Fenrir
    • I’ve had epilepsy since I was a baby, Swirly eyes would be a good addition to this rabbit, I also think there’s should be maybe a stitch or pink bandaid on the back of the head somewhere signifying maybe a possible injury during a seizure. And another touch that I think would be cool to see on an epilepsy rabbit is maybe a little bit of foam coming from the mouth, almost like just little white bubbles, nothing crazy.

      Izzy
    • As a medic, I treat people with seizures and seizure disorders. I also have a friend with a seizure disorder. We have spoken on how it feels at onset, during, and post seizure.
      - For Confusion and auras, I would prefer at least one swirling eye.
      - The extra swirls on the body do not bother me. They would signify the continued confusion and disorientation.
      - I agree with others about seeing the EEG wave, perhaps on the inside of the ears, in short segments.
      - Perhaps adding stitches on it's head representing the potential fall risk and head injuries which can occur.
      - I like the one idea about making the two ears different in texture. One soft for pre-seizure and post seizure. The other a disorganized, rough fur, to represent the sensations during the seizure.
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      Tonya
    • Seconded, sort of like the eyes are overwhelmed!

      Claudia
    • I think there should be small lightning bolts somewhere since it is neurological misfiring. I’m a paramedic for a living and so many times I hear people talk about “lightning hands” or something similar before it happens. Not sure how the flashlight represents photosensitivity. Feel like there is a better option for that.

      Aj
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