(5) This post, as written, is NOT intended to serve as medical advice. I may update this post later as I complete the remaining scenarios. (3) This will be a long, long post. (4) I’ve only gone through Emi’s scenario and part of Lilly’s to date, so a number of these lists are relatively sparse. (2) Relevant BMI adjustments are made for the two characters who are missing limbs. Technical notes: (1) Where possible, I’ve included the relevant diagnosis codes from the commonly-used Ninth Revision of the WHO International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems. Consider this your definitive guide to reaching the clinic, the hospital, or even the afterlife should you so choose.Ĭontains minor to moderate spoilers and crude humor. The ultimate expression of devotion to your fictional katawa shoujo, your kawaii shougaisha, your very own petit chaton handicapées, the one who sets your heart aflame with but the gentle caress of a disfigured stump! I want to become a survivor living with a disability, just like my waifu! I… I want to be like them, you think to yourself. But what do you do now that you’ve completed the game? How can you get closer to your waifu? You’ve downloaded the soundtrack, you’ve written some fanfiction, you’ve spent hours poring over fanart … You’ve even made your own dakimakura, caressing it gently and fapping vigorously into the wee hours of the night.

You’ve fallen in love with the heroines, one by one, bless their crippled hearts. Katawa Shoujo Character Disability FAQ or, The Hypochondriac’s Guide to Katawa Shoujo or, How Can I Diagnose Myself With Multiple Disabilities?

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