The design is super cute and representative! I would add some ideas:
- Hidden sad heart in the chest . Usually chronic pain patients hide their pain, whether in a greater or lesser way. It could be removed from a small and narrow pocket/hole.
- A smile or :3 face . Related about my previous point, they hide the pain since it is an invisible disease and itsç is better to put a happy face rather than explain to others.
- Baggy eyes . We all know that having chronic pain is exhausting and is reflected very well in the eyes, regardless of where the pain comes from.
- Small removable bandages/band aids . Not all pain comes from the same body part so it would be cool if you could choose which body part to highlight.
The colors and all of the original features are fabulous, a great bunny to cuddle with.
Ana•
yes I hope all of these or at least some can be added !!! looking forward to the prototype!!!
Carli•
Me too!
Kira•
Im happy to see one representing CRPS
Lilly•
Finally… something for CRPS (chronic pain regional syndrome! I can’t wait for this to come out!! And I love the actual color teal because it is the color of deception.. anyone with chronic pain understands the daily show we put on.
Nicole•
It can hold a "paper" prescription or a pain pill/bottle in its hand. A colour to represent bruising (blue, green, or purple shades). Something showing an endless cycle or a loooong passage of time, like a broken hourglass. Something showing repeated trips to the hospital, like several identification arm bands. I like the expression the way it is: tired in the eyes and neutral everywhere else as though it's saying "I'm fine" but nothing is ever really fine.
Rhia•
You summed up my feelings perfectly here! I totally agree about the colours.
Ronan•
Completely agree about the colours! I understand others’ desire for darker colours, as chronic pain is certainly not fun, but as a chronic pain-haver myself, I also don’t necessarily want to be constantly reminded of how much my pain sucks, you know? For me, this little bunny has chronic pain, but they’re still doing their thing, living life as best they can, being the brightest they can be despite their pain holding them back. At least, that’s how I feel about it!
Ronan•
Maybe also something representing us feeling like we aren’t heard and the fact that so many of us mourn a pain free life.
Fatima•
I agree, Colors would be better if dark and deep in tone. Colors that feel colder because it’s often going to lead us to feeling isolated.
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The design is super cute and representative! I would add some ideas:
- Hidden sad heart in the chest . Usually chronic pain patients hide their pain, whether in a greater or lesser way. It could be removed from a small and narrow pocket/hole.
- A smile or :3 face . Related about my previous point, they hide the pain since it is an invisible disease and itsç is better to put a happy face rather than explain to others.
- Baggy eyes . We all know that having chronic pain is exhausting and is reflected very well in the eyes, regardless of where the pain comes from.
- Small removable bandages/band aids . Not all pain comes from the same body part so it would be cool if you could choose which body part to highlight.
The colors and all of the original features are fabulous, a great bunny to cuddle with.
yes I hope all of these or at least some can be added !!! looking forward to the prototype!!!
Me too!
Im happy to see one representing CRPS
Finally… something for CRPS (chronic pain regional syndrome! I can’t wait for this to come out!! And I love the actual color teal because it is the color of deception.. anyone with chronic pain understands the daily show we put on.
It can hold a "paper" prescription or a pain pill/bottle in its hand. A colour to represent bruising (blue, green, or purple shades). Something showing an endless cycle or a loooong passage of time, like a broken hourglass. Something showing repeated trips to the hospital, like several identification arm bands. I like the expression the way it is: tired in the eyes and neutral everywhere else as though it's saying "I'm fine" but nothing is ever really fine.
You summed up my feelings perfectly here! I totally agree about the colours.
Completely agree about the colours! I understand others’ desire for darker colours, as chronic pain is certainly not fun, but as a chronic pain-haver myself, I also don’t necessarily want to be constantly reminded of how much my pain sucks, you know? For me, this little bunny has chronic pain, but they’re still doing their thing, living life as best they can, being the brightest they can be despite their pain holding them back. At least, that’s how I feel about it!
Maybe also something representing us feeling like we aren’t heard and the fact that so many of us mourn a pain free life.
I agree, Colors would be better if dark and deep in tone. Colors that feel colder because it’s often going to lead us to feeling isolated.