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Plushie Dreadfuls - Endometriosis V2 - Plush Stuffed Animal

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Category: PLUSHIES

Meet the new Endometriosis design, made with the help of crowd design!

Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus (endometrium) grows outside the uterus. This tissue can develop on various structures within the pelvic region, such as the ovaries, fallopian tubes, the outer surface of the uterus, and the tissues lining the pelvis. In rare cases, it can even spread beyond the pelvic region.

This can be extremely painful and take many years to diagnose before sufferers even know what is going on. We hope this little endometriosis buddy will give you some comfort during hard times.



Set Includes:

1x Super Soft Plushie (28cm/11 inches from head to toe)

1x Winter Hat

1x Sturdy Tote Bag - measures 27cm x 25cm (11in x 10in)

Symbolism:

Different Colored Ears and paws for temperature regulation issues

Yellow Fur for Endometriosis Awareness

Tired Eyes for high stress and exhaustion from pain

Scars meant to be symbolic more than exact to include multiple types 


Plushie Dreadfuls Endometriosis V2 Rabbit is Copyright of Mysterious LLC and is exclusively available at plushiedreadfuls.com
Plushie Dreadfuls is a trademark of Mysterious LLC
Beware of imitations and copycats

 

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

The little uterus shape is actually kind of comforting to hold during a bad flare day, and the fabric is super soft against sore skin. It's a small thing, but having this on my lap while I'm curled up makes the pain feel a bit less lonely.

Nicholas D. ★★★★★

I was braced for a generic stuffed animal, but the design actually reflects the real experience of endometriosis — the tissue-like detailing is hauntingly accurate. It’s a comfort to have something that mirrors what my body goes through, and the fabric is soft enough to hug during a flare-up.

Ella X. ★★★★★

The crowd-designed details really capture what it's like living with this condition—having something tangible to squeeze during a flare-up is oddly comforting. It's got a nice weight to it that makes it feel more substantial than most plushies I own.