[CaptnAwesomee]

My friend crushed my teddy bear while he was lying on my bed, and was crushed for like 5 mins until I noticed what he was laying on and told him to get off the bear. I love that teddy bear. Do you think my bear is fine? I mean do you think him laying on it would cause the Plush EUC inside my bear to get flattened, and deforming its shape? does Plush EUC flatten easily and deform to the point where u need to re-fill it?? I like keep my bear fluffy in its original shape, that way its good to hug

[trebleshot]

I'm sure Teddy will live.

[omega145]

I feel your pain. I once ran over my Teddy bear with my bike and had to bring him to the E.R. for immediate attention.

Don't worry though, if you need more stuffing for Teddy just bring him to Build A Bear and theyll get him fixed up. He'll be uncomfortable at first but itll all be worth it in the end. Consider it a teddy bear enema.

[methusalen]

I have an old doggie that was given to me by my mother as a baby... I still have him to this day, though he is definitely worse for wear than he used to be... He is a "Droopy Dog", made by the 'R. Dakin & Co.' in the 1970's.

I had put him in a pillowcase & tossed him in the washer a decade ago, but he didn't survive the wash unscathed. His stitching gave way in multiple places, and the crushed nutshells that made up his insides leaked out everywhere... Luckily, as it was inside a pillowcase, I was able to put most of it back in and sew up the holes. However, he is *far* too fragile for me to do anything else with, as he fill just disintigrate if I handle him much. Right now he is in a top drawer in a night stand, with his nutshell innards leaking into the drawer.

A sad sight, but I can't bear to part with him.