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I was hoping to see a hysterectomy bunny. So now I'm making a suggestion
My son has Down syndrome and autism, he loves stuffed animals especially when they dangle. Like floppy ears and floppy legs and arms. He holds them up and shakes his hand and watches them dangle. Anyway a down syndrome bunny would be nice you've got so many other disorders why not? Plus I would buy a pair both autism and down syndrome lol
Night Terrors
Night Terrors affect a person during sleep. They will experience vivid nightmares, intense fear, increased heart rate, body thrashing/flailing, aggressive limb movements, screaming and/or yelling in their sleep, and sometimes even experience sleepwalking. These individuals will often awaken abruptly due to fright and high stress, coupled with heavy breathing, sweating, high anxiety and confusion. Typically, Night Terrors are something babies and young children experience; they eventually grow out of it with little to no recollection of having them.
However, in some rarer cases they do not. In some cases, Night Terrors can continue to exist throughout childhood onto teen and adult years with more awareness and memory of such events. In such ones, it can be more dangerous and harmful to themselves and even to those who they share a bed with. Individuals who experience Night Terrors, often feel exhaustion and physical/mental weakness by the morning and sometimes throughout the day. In severe cases, many individuals turn to medication to help alleviate or address their symptoms.
Please consider this suggestion. I personally have been a victim of Night Terrors all my life starting from around as little as 6 years old to my late 20's to early 30's. while many that I know love the luxury of getting a good nights rest, I was the opposite and wish I never had to sleep at all in fear of having Night Terrors. They can often times be the result of being exposed to traumatic situations, usually long-term trauma situations cause symptoms to be more severe. I am now in my mid 30's and am happy to report that I am finally finding some solace to the terrors of the night. They happen less frequently and are less severe. There are so many out there who experience life-like terrors while they sleep, so much so that they cannot always perform as well during the day. I hope they too can find some peace in their dreams and in their sleep soon.
Thank you so much for reading, if you have read this far. I hope you have a nice day.
Night Terrors
Night Terrors affect a person during sleep. They will experience vivid nightmares, intense fear, increased heart rate, body thrashing/flailing, aggressive limb movements, screaming and/or yelling in their sleep, and sometimes even experience sleepwalking. These individuals will often awaken abruptly due to fright and high stress, coupled with heavy breathing, sweating, high anxiety and confusion. Typically, Night Terrors are something babies and young children experience; they eventually grow out of it with little to no recollection of having them.
However, in some rarer cases they do not. In some cases, Night Terrors can continue to exist throughout childhood onto teen and adult years with more awareness and memory of such events. In such ones, it can be more dangerous and harmful to themselves and even to those who they share a bed with. Individuals who experience Night Terrors, often feel exhaustion and physical/mental weakness by the morning and sometimes throughout the day. In severe cases, many individuals turn to medication to help alleviate or address their symptoms.
Please consider this suggestion. I personally have been a victim of Night Terrors all my life starting from around as little as 6 years old to my late 20's to early 30's. while many that I know love the luxury of getting a good nights rest, I was the opposite and wish I never had to sleep at all in fear of having Night Terrors. They can often times be the result of being exposed to traumatic situations, usually long-term trauma situations cause symptoms to be more severe. I am now in my mid 30's and am happy to report that I am finally finding some solace to the terrors of the night. They happen less frequently and are less severe. There are so many out there who experience life-like terrors while they sleep, so much so that they cannot always perform as well during the day. I hope they too can find some peace in their dreams and in their sleep soon.
Thank you so much for reading, if you have read this far. I hope you have a nice day.
Night Terrors
Night Terrors affect a person during sleep. They will experience vivid nightmares, intense fear, increased heart rate, body thrashing/flailing, aggressive limb movements, screaming and/or yelling in their sleep, and sometimes even experience sleepwalking. These individuals will often awaken abruptly due to fright and high stress, coupled with heavy breathing, sweating, high anxiety and confusion. Typically, Night Terrors are something babies and young children experience; they eventually grow out of it with little to no recollection of having them.
However, in some rarer cases they do not. In some cases, Night Terrors can continue to exist throughout childhood onto teen and adult years with more awareness and memory of such events. In such ones, it can be more dangerous and harmful to themselves and even to those who they share a bed with. Individuals who experience Night Terrors, often feel exhaustion and physical/mental weakness by the morning and sometimes throughout the day. In severe cases, many individuals turn to medication to help alleviate or address their symptoms.
Please consider this suggestion. I personally have been a victim of Night Terrors all my life starting from around as little as 6 years old to my late 20's to early 30's. while many that I know love the luxury of getting a good nights rest, I was the opposite and wish I never had to sleep at all in fear of having Night Terrors. They can often times be the result of being exposed to traumatic situations, usually long-term trauma situations cause symptoms to be more severe. I am now in my mid 30's and am happy to report that I am finally finding some solace to the terrors of the night. They happen less frequently and are less severe. There are so many out there who experience life-like terrors while they sleep, so much so that they cannot always perform as well during the day. I hope they too can find some peace in their dreams and in their sleep soon.
Thank you so much for reading, if you have read this far. I hope you have a nice day.
I think attachment style bunnies would be good. Disorganized attachment, anxious attachment and avoidant attachment.
Hello! I was part of the original crowd design for the body dysmorphia bunny as someone with body dysmorphia, and I have a pretty important inclusion! You should think about removing/moving the two lines under the nose that resembles a mouth! This is mostly for the coherence of the design, since it clashes with the skull part having visible teeth (and therefore a mouth) much lower than the actual mouth. I have talked to several people about this and they all agree this would be a better change. I have made some edited images that I sent in an email that shows it looks much better.
Also this is a more personal opinion, but the mirror eyes look really uncanny :<
I would love to see another version of the bipolar 2 rabbit or an anorexic rabbit
Stress bunny please!!
I'd love an AMPS bunny!