ぬいぐるみドレッドフルズ - 子宮内膜症のウサギ - ぬいぐるみ

I'm 44 years old and am shocked by how touched I am by this little stuffed animal. To see myself reflected is more affirming than I thought it would be. I have suffered with stage 4 endo for at least 25 years, and in that time, I've had ablation surgery (among other medical mistreatment) that made me worse. Six weeks ago, I had proper excision surgery and, while recovery has been a [bleep], I feel better than I can ever remember feeling. They found endo on everything - ligaments, bowel, appendix, diaphragm, rectum, bladder, on and on. I lost several organs due to this disease. Now I have beautiful scars, a chance at a new life, and this adorable rabbit as my companion. Thank you for making me and my invisible struggle feel seen.

I love my Endo bunbun!! It's so soft and clearly made from good materials and made some well. Small imperfections are part of the handmade process and make my bunbun so unique! It feels so validating to have a plushie that was designed to reflect experiences with Endo - a condition that I struggled in the medical system to have diagnosed and treated.

I love my endo bunny! Super soft and I love the little carrot heating pack. Awesome! My suggestion would have been to have the barb wire pattern all the way around the lower torso and between the legs. That's where the pain is and would show that

Having suffered for years with endometriosis — fortunately now a thing of the past for me — this little bunny called to me. She’s even prettier than in her picture: sweet face (with a little blush on her cheeks), beautiful long ears with a pretty heart design, as well as hearts on the bottoms of her feet. Every time I look at her she reminds me that there’s life after the agony of endometriosis. (The tote bag is, as usual, wonderful too.)

She arrived quickly too, considering her long journey. Love Mysterious and the Pllushie Dreadfuls!

Love this one.

To be honest, I am not 100% sure of the carrot, is it a hot water bottle, that can be filled with boiling water?

Some instructions or guidance around this may be a good idea. But I'm not complaining.