In the heart of Limited Edition Land, where every animal had a unique tale, lived JT the bunny. JT was no ordinary bunny; he had a condition called Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, or AIWS for short. This meant that sometimes, his world seemed all mixed up and confusing.

One sunny morning, as JT hopped to school, he noticed something strange happening. The trees seemed taller than usual, the flowers appeared to be dancing, and his friends looked either too big or too small. JT felt worried. What if his classmates made fun of him if they noticed his world acting up?

During class, the chalkboard letters wiggled and the numbers seemed to jump around. JT’s teacher, Mrs. Fox, noticed his puzzled expression. She asked, “Is everything alright, JT?”

JT took a deep breath and stood up. “I have something called Alice in Wonderland Syndrome,” he began. “It’s like living in a topsy-turvy world, where things can look bigger, smaller, or move around strangely. It’s not scary, just different!”

His classmates listened intently, and soon they were full of questions. JT explained that AIWS is like seeing the world through a funhouse mirror, and while it can be confusing, it’s a part of who he is.

To help his friends understand better, JT invited them to join him in an imagination game. They pretended the classroom was a magical wonderland, where everything could change size and shape. Everyone had so much fun playing together, and JT felt happy that his friends understood him a little better.

From that day on, JT’s classmates knew that sometimes his world might seem a bit jumbled, but with a little understanding and imagination, they could all navigate it together. And so, JT’s jumbled journey became a story of friendship, acceptance, and the magic of seeing the world through different eyes