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I'm glad you posted this. My 35ish year old Bear Bear often gets tossed out of bed in the middle of the night because I adjust sheets or whatever and noticed just now he wasn't with me. I found him, but he's been through thick and thin with me.
His color has long faded. His stuffing incredibly compressed. Probably more fragile than I want to believe.
Out of curiosity, would you prefer him as is, or restored (restuffed, redyed, etc.) but otherwise still the same physical Bear Bear? I guess this is a modern Ship of Theseus type question.
As is. Wouldn't have him any other way.
That makes sense, thanks for the answer!