Gastroparesis Bunny

Gastroparesis Bunny

Plushie Dreadfuls · · 10 comments
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    • I like the design but I agree with others that the design is too plain. Plus Rowan has a big point, there should be something in the bloated belly that shows the upset stomach/ pain that this debilitating condition causes. My bloating after eating usually comes with upper belly pain and gas retention pain. Also, I do like the green and corduroy design but perhaps the inner ears should be lighter or white to match the white hair. Thank you for representing us and taking our ideas into consideration.

      Zuly
    • i'd love more specific nausea representation!!

      Ali
    • I have serious bloating but we really need more representation for the puking. Perhaps not a tiny shake but rather a puke bag.

      Sara
    • i appreciate the idea of the belt but for me personally how i experience gastroparesis is my nausea manifests higher in the chest region since most of torso related nausea is stemming from the intestines and this disorder prevents food from passing into those areas and can even get stuck in the chest waiting for space to open up in the stomach, i think replacing the belt with an additional alchemical symbol in center torso or previously mentioned angry squiggles/bubbles would increase the depth of the design while making the experience better conveyed. i also agree with the commenter sky that a feeding port would benefit this design as someone with a port but also before receiving mine it was a constant battle back n forth between tiny plates and a full liquid diet. the nauseated expression is very cute could possibly benefit from some stitching design around the mouth or bottom of the ears to symbolize the acid burns patients get on the face from constantly getting sick during flareups. very excited for the prospect of this bunny launch as there is not much out there with representation for this disorder.

      Phil
    • I don't have these issues personally but I've noticed that this one, like the celiac rabbit, is very plain compared to others. I don't have other designs I can contribute but echoing what I have seen others say as well.

      Juno
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