one last ava (click for slightly better res)
Well damn…
Well crap, my eyes did a lot of exercise reading that. It’s sweating.
“I good kitty”
NYAAAA!!!! IT MAKES ME SO SAD!!! QOQ
D: I’m crying
Hear me out on this...Alpaca Rowlet
stimming??!! stimming!!



I was informed (being a type one diabetic myself) that blood sugar will drop during the frickle frackle so I have to keep a juice box by the bed when we do the do It’s like “Hold on babe” *drinks juice box sensually*
rowlet, but a smol cat
This is a character design sheet for the personification of what a Diabetic “turns into” when they are in Diabetic KetoAcedosis, or DKA. I immediately designed this after hospitalization, drawing out what I felt like I had become while Diabetics have to fight every day not to turn into these mindless zombies whose bodies are cannibalizing themselves and poisoning themselves due to untreated Diabetes.
Some (but not all) symptoms of DKA personified here are:
- Neuroapathy (I fixated on this symptom the most, the painful tingling in my hands horrified me as an artist, making it hard for me to draw)
- Easily irritable
- Scrambled thoughts
- Rapid weight loss (even though in DKA a person often eats nonstop)
- Fatigue
* Also blurry eyes, dumb me forgot to add that as drawn here
Service Pokemon
Nonverbal pokemon trainers with psychic type pokemon that help them communicate.
Blind or visually impaired pokemon trainers with psychic or dog-like pokemon that act as a guide.
d/D/HoH pokemon trainers with psychic type pokemon that translate the sounds around them into the trainer’s mind.
Dissociative pokemon trainers with small fluffy pokemon that make soft repetitive sounds to help ground them.
Autistic pokemon trainers with pokemon of a variety of different textures for stimming purposes or a familiar texture to reset when overstimulated.
Pokemon trainers with memory problems with pokemon that have the pickup ability that help them to not forget their keys or phone anywhere.
Pokemon trainers with violent impulses with fighting type pokemon that enjoy helping their trainers act on those impulses in a safe manner.
Pokemon trainers with mood disorders and/or anxiety with chanseys, blisseys, audinos, togepis, togetics, togekisses, and meganiums to help them feel better when they are feeling down.
Paranoid pokemon trainers with absols so that they can count on being warned before anything bad can happen.
Autistic pokemon trainers with lucarios to help them pick up on social cues by reading others’ auras.
Chronically ill pokemon trainers with pokemon that know sweet scent so that they don’t feel as self conscious when they are unable to shower very often.
Pokemon trainers with insomnia with altarias, poliwhirls, munnas, and musharnas to help them get to sleep at night without forcing them.
Pokemon trainers with hypersomnia or narcolepsy with pokemon that have the ability sweet veil to help them to stay awake during the day.
Pokemon trainers with misophonia with pokemon that have the soundproof ability to protect them from loud noises.
Trauma survivor pokemon trainers with pokemon that know dream eater to stop them from having nightmares.
Autistic pokemon trainers with chatots for echolalia.
Chronically ill pokemon trainers with pokemon that know acupressure or heal bell to ease chronic pain.
Pokemon trainers with heart problems with electric type pokemon that can act as an emergency defibrillator.
Pokemon helping mentally ill, otherwise neurodivergent, and physically disabled pokemon trainers to feel safe and to be able to do things that society says that they cannot do due to their disabilities.
(Please add more if you think of anything! ^_^)
Disabled pokemon trainers with strong, quadrapedal pokemon to pull wheelchairs or act as a counter balance to replace a cane or walker.
Pokemon bonded so closely that they act as emotional support animals.
People with depression and anxiety constantly having companions to ground them.
People who are physically disabled/immobile to an extent have pokemon companions able to carry them when they are in need.
Chansey giving her eggs to her trainer when they cannot eat anything else due to sensory/texture/just not feeling like eating when they haven’t for at least a day.
Just imagine…
drew this for a friend! Stairs are a bitch



